| A | D | | This is my island | in the sun |
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| E7 | A | | Where my | people have toiled since | time begun. |
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| A | Bm | | I may sail on | many a sea |
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| A | E7 | A | | Her | shores will always be | home to | me. |
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| | | A | D | | | | Oh, island | in the sun, |
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| | | E7 | A | | | | Willed to me by my | father's hand |
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| | | A | D | | | | All my days I will | sing and praise |
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| | | E7 | A | | | Of your | forests, waters, your | shining sands. |
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| A | D | | As morning breaks the | heaven on high |
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| E7 | A | | I | lift my heavy | load to the sky. |
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| A | Bm | | Sun comes down with a | burning glow |
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| A | E7 | A | | Mingles my sweat with the | earth be | low. |
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| A | D | | I see woman on | bended knees |
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| E7 | A | | Cutting cane for her | family. |
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| A | Bm | | I see man at the | water side |
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| A | E7 | A | | Casting nets at the | surging | tide. |
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| A | D | | I hope the day will | never come |
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| E7 | A | | That | I can't awake to the | sound of a drum, |
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| A | Bm | | Never let me miss | carnival |
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| A | E7 | A | | With caly | pso songs philo | sophi | cal. |
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