I'm trying to find the name of a song (and who sang it): it was a song in the 1960s (or possibly 1970s) by a group of what sounds like 3-4 men. I would guess that the title is "Sail Away, Boy," but don't find anything like that. The lyrics (to the best of my listening ability!) are:
"Some have islands in the sky
Some have islands in the sea
But my island's always here
And that's my hang-up: to be free
Sail away, boy; sail away
How often I have thought then tried to leave here?
Make my berth; beat my feet
And board the good ship Chance and make my voyage
And sail all the way across the sea
Sometimes I think and find that conscience is the most important thing to a man
And though you've stayed and tried and died to live on a crowded beach of artificial sand"
I would really love to find this song; I know the chorus is based on an old Celta phrase that I can find in Spanish, but no trace of the song. Thank you!



