Cranberry Island
Cranberry Island Dreams: A Serenade to Nature's Tranquility
Lyrics
Let's go back to Cranberry Island
Expressing a desire to return to Cranberry Island.
And see the sun go down in the see
Describing the experience of witnessing the sunset over the sea on Cranberry Island.
Then taste the smell of salty water
Invoking the sensory experience of tasting the scent of salty water.
If I get a chance that's where I'll be
Expressing a willingness to be at Cranberry Island if given the opportunity.
Any day can't get away the fairy is gone
Reflecting on the inability to escape when the fairy (possibly a metaphor) is gone.
Easy on it won't take long
Encouraging a relaxed and patient approach, as something positive won't take long.
Latitude is all you need
Suggesting that latitude (broad perspective) is essential for a fulfilling experience.
Get your feet on the ground
Encouraging grounding oneself by connecting with reality.
Sunny day out alone the wind in your hair
Describing a sunny day spent alone with the wind in one's hair.
An easy sigh clear and bright
Describing an easy and clear breath.
Paper bird flies high up there why can't I
Questioning the freedom of a paper bird compared to the speaker's limitations.
Let's go back to Cranberry Island
Reiterating the desire to return to Cranberry Island.
And see the sun go down in the see
Revisiting the imagery of the sunset and salty water on Cranberry Island.
Then taste the smell of salty water
Re-emphasizing the sensory experience of tasting salty water.
If I get a chance that's where I'll be
Reiterating the willingness to be on Cranberry Island if given the chance.
Shoes of sand far the land the sea turns around
Describing shoes on sand and the sea's cyclical nature.
Waving gras on the dune
Depicting waving grass on the dune.
Seagull's fly around my head
Noting the presence of seagulls flying around the speaker's head.
Sing out of tune
Highlighting a dissonant or out-of-tune singing experience.
Look at him the rope is of the end of the line
Observing someone at the end of the line holding onto a dream to fly.
Holding on a dream to fly
Comparing the speaker's desire to the paper bird's ability to fly.
Paper bird flies high up there why can't I
Reiterating the question of why the speaker can't fly like the paper bird.
Let's go back to Cranberry Island
Expressing the desire once again to return to Cranberry Island.
And see the sun go down in the see
Revisiting the imagery of the sunset and salty water on Cranberry Island.
Then taste the smell of salty water
Re-emphasizing the sensory experience of tasting salty water.
If I get a chance that's where I'll be
Reiterating the willingness to be on Cranberry Island if given the chance.
Let's go back to Cranberry Island
Repeating the expression of the desire to return to Cranberry Island.
And see the sun go down in the see
Revisiting the imagery of the sunset and salty water on Cranberry Island.
Then taste the smell of salty water
Re-emphasizing the sensory experience of tasting salty water.
If I get a chance that's where I'll be
Reiterating the willingness to be on Cranberry Island if given the chance.
If I get a chance that's where I'll be
Repeatedly expressing the desire to be on Cranberry Island if given the chance.
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