"I'll Fly Away" is a well-known American gospel song written by Albert E. Brumley in 1929. The song expresses themes of hope and longing for a better life after death, reflecting the desire for spiritual freedom and peace. It has been performed by various artists across different genres, contributing to its enduring popularity. The song gained significant recognition through its inclusion in the American folk music revival and its use in films and television shows. Its simple melody and heartfelt lyrics resonate with many, making it a staple in church services and bluegrass music performances.