"Sail Away Home" is a song by John Denver, although there is no record of him having written or recorded a song with this title. It is possible that you may be referring to a different song or a variation of the lyrics. In general, the lyrics suggest a longing to escape from a current state of turmoil or pain. The repetition of the phrase "sail away" implies a desire to leave behind the troubles and find a sense of peace or solace. The phrase "dream away" encourages the listener to envision a better future and explore their own aspirations. The lyrics also touch upon the issue of violence and its effects on individuals and society. The lines "I can't take the guns anymore, I can't take the screams anymore, I can't take the pain" convey a sense of distress and a plea for change. The repetition of "it's got to stop, it's got to change, it can't go on" reinforces the need for transformation and an end to the cycle of violence. Overall, the song seems to convey a message of hope and resilience. It encourages listeners to find their own way, potentially with the support of others ("I'll give you my hand"), and to seek a path that leads back home, metaphorically or literally, after experiencing a long period of hardship.
