I Will
Burgh Chris De Lyrics


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I'm going to an island,
Where the sun will always shine,
Where the moon is always riding on the sea;
And when I go I'll leave behind,
These chains that hold me down,
The time has come to set my spirit free,
Ah ah, I will
And there beside a mountain stream,
I'll build a house of stone,
And work the wood of cedar, pine and fir,
And then I'll make a garden,
And I'll plant a field of corn,
Press my hands deep into Mother Earth,
Ah, ah, I will,
Yes I will,
Oh I will,
Just to be a part of Nature once again,
I want to be a part of Nature once again,
And I will
And then I'll teach my children love,
Like every father should,
For we are part of every living thing,
And speak of half-forgotten words,
Like peace and joy and good,
For the world can only live when love can sing,
Ah, ah, I will,
Oh, yes I will,
I will,
And they will be a part of Nature once again,
Oh they will feel a part of Nature once again,
The time is now,




Just to be a part of Nature once again,
And I will, ah ah, someday I will, (someday I will)

Overall Meaning

In "I Will", Chris De Burgh sings about his desire to escape the chains of modern civilization and return to a simpler way of life in harmony with nature. He speaks of going to an island where the sun always shines and the moon always rides on the sea, a place where he can leave behind the forces that hold him down and set his spirit free. There he plans to build a house of stone and work with wood, plant a field of corn, and be close to the earth. He wants to teach his children about love and being part of every living thing, and to spread the values of peace, joy, and good to the world.


The lyrics of "I Will" are filled with themes of freedom, renewal, and a return to simpler times. Chris De Burgh longs to escape the stresses and pressures of modern life and find a place where he can be at peace with himself and with nature. His vision of building a home and tending to the earth speaks to a deep desire to be self-sufficient and connected to the land. The lines about teaching his children love and speaking of half-forgotten words like peace and joy and good underscore the importance of passing on values to future generations and nurturing a world in which love can flourish. Through these lyrics, Chris De Burgh speaks to a yearning that many people share, for a simpler, more harmonious way of life.


Line by Line Meaning

I'm going to an island,
I am leaving my current life and going to an island.


Where the sun will always shine,
The island I am going to has permanent good weather.


Where the moon is always riding on the sea;
The moon and the sea will always be visible and beautiful.


And when I go I'll leave behind,
I will abandon the things that hold me back.


These chains that hold me down,
My current life is limiting me.


The time has come to set my spirit free,
I must break free from my limitations and live life to the fullest.


And there beside a mountain stream,
I will live near a mountain stream on the island.


I'll build a house of stone,
I will construct a house out of natural materials.


And work the wood of cedar, pine and fir,
I will use natural wood to build and furnish my house.


And then I'll make a garden,
I will grow my own plants and vegetables in a garden.


And I'll plant a field of corn,
I will grow corn in a field.


Press my hands deep into Mother Earth,
I will connect with the earth by physically touching and working with the soil.


Ah, ah, I will,
I am confident that I will achieve my dreams.


Just to be a part of Nature once again,
I want to fully experience and be connected to nature.


I want to be a part of Nature once again,
I yearn to be a part of nature and live a natural life.


And then I'll teach my children love,
I will pass on the value of love to my children.


Like every father should,
It is a father's responsibility to teach their children valuable life lessons.


For we are part of every living thing,
We as humans are an important part of the interconnected web of life.


And speak of half-forgotten words,
I will revive and teach my children important values that have been forgotten.


Like peace and joy and good,
I will teach my children the value of peace, joy and goodness in life.


For the world can only live when love can sing,
Love and unity are important for the world to thrive.


Oh, yes I will,
I am dedicated to following through with my dreams.


And they will be a part of Nature once again,
I want my children to also have a deep connection with and appreciation for nature.


Oh they will feel a part of Nature once again,
I am confident that my children will also love and appreciate nature like I do.


The time is now,
There is no better time to pursue my dreams than the present.


And I will, ah ah, someday I will, (someday I will)
I may not achieve everything immediately, but I am confident that I will eventually live my dream life.




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Written by: CHRIS DE BURGH

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I'm going to an island,
Where the sun will always shine,
Where the moon is always riding on the sea;
And when I go I'll leave behind,
These chains that hold me down,
The time has come to set my spirit free,
Ah ah, I will

And there beside a mountain stream,
I'll build a house of stone,
And work the wood of cedar, pine and fir,
And then I'll make a garden,
And I'll plant a field of corn,
Press my hands deep into Mother Earth,
Ah, ah, I will,
Yes I will,
Oh I will,
Just to be a part of Nature once again,
I want to be a part of Nature once again,
And I will
And then I'll teach my children love,
Like every father should,
For we are part of every living thing,
And speak of half-forgotten words,
Like peace and…

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