Oh my home is in the mountains I am free I am free I am one with wind and eagles I am free Given wings to sail in gracefulness The sky The sky Given voice to sing in breathlessness I find that I can fly! (fly away) (Quickly) I been a long time on the highway I been a long time one the run And it gets to be like chaos When I’m so long away from home And sometimes its just too much to bear And I hide behind my eyes I can picture friendly faces and I can dream of friendly skies And I guess that I’m the lucky one For the truth of what I know For my heart has not denied me and I have somewhere to go I shall never be a prisoner of steel and glass and stone And if I leave I will return again to my Rocky Mountain home Oh-lu-li-yea-ee-uuh-lu-lu-lu-ooh yea-lu-li-yea-ee-lu-lu-lu-lu                                                             () () Oh-lu-li-yea-ee-uuh-lu-lu-lu-ooh yea-lu-li-yea-ee-lu-lu-lu-lu (Slowly) Oh my home is in the mountains I am free I am free I am one with wind and eagles I am free Given wing to sail in gracefulness The sky the sky Given voice to sing in breathlessness I find that I can fly fly away (Slowly) In the hands of my Father In the light of the sunshine On the wings of an eagle       I’m flying again (I’m flying again) I’m flying again (I’m flying again) I’m flying again (I’m flying again) I’m flying again (and I’m flying again)

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un profond attachement à la nature et à la liberté, soulignant un sentiment de communion avec les éléments, comme le vent et les aigles. L'artiste exprime le besoin de retrouver son chez-soi, souvent après une longue période de déplacement et de turbulences, et évoque la sérénité que lui apporte les montagnes où il se sent vraiment vivant et libre. Il fait référence à une force protectrice, symbolisée par la main de son Père, qui lui permet de s'élever et de s'échapper des contraintes du monde moderne. Cette connexion spirituelle lui permet de ressentir une nouvelle légèreté et un envol intérieur.