I Will Find You
Antillas Lyrics

The opening line of Antillas's song "I Will Find You" is "Hope is your survival, a captive path I lead." This line seems to imply that the singer is leading the path of hope that the subject of the song is using to survive. The following lines show a determination to find the person being addressed no matter where they go, even if it takes thousands of years. The repetition of the chorus emphasizes this determination, as does the switch between English and what appears to be a Native American language.

The inclusion of Native American language in the song adds an interesting layer of meaning. Nachgochema, Anetaha, and Anachemowagan are all words in the song that come from the language of the Apache tribe. Nachgochema means "elder brother of the tribe," Anetaha means "my enemy," and Anachemowagan means "spirits of our ancestors." These words lend a sense of history and ancestry to the song as if the singer is invoking the power of the Apache tribe to aid in their search. Along with the lyrics, the driving beat and electronic sounds create an almost trance-like feel to the song, adding to the overall sense of determination and urgency.

Despite its electronic sound, "I Will Find You" has an emotional gravity to it that makes it a moving piece. The lyrics, with their promises of hope and determination, evoke a sense of purpose and hopefulness. The addition of the Apache language adds to the song's sense of history, and the driving beat and electronic sounds create an almost meditative, trance-inducing feeling.