Biography:
1.) Rusty Cage is a multi-instrumental DYI singer/songwriter from Gainesville, Florida who build his audience through recording original and cover songs from his home and posting videos of him performing them on YouTube. His songs often include layering instruments over one another to create a rich and full sound capable of making listeners favor his cover songs over the original artist’s version. The diverse blend of genres explored through his music has captivated a fan base of every demographic.
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Other songs:
- I Wish I Had A Wish
- The Final Voyage Of The Wailers Essex
- The Lies Of Love
- The Lives Of Flies
- The New Knife Game Song
- There Isn't Any God (gospel)
- When I'm Drinking Whiskey.
- I Don’t Want A Valentine
- Crow Jane
- I Dont Want A Valentine
- If All Should Fail
- Ill Come Back To New Orleans
- Krampus Song
- Requiem Of The Crazies
- Saint James Infirmary Blues
- Shame
- The Devils Bagel
- The Family Friendly Noose Song
- The Knife Game Song
- The Lies Of Love This Is Not A Love Song
- This Place
- Were The Gang Stalkers
- When Im Drinking Whiskey
- Write Me A Letter
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
C Em Am C
I done my level best, to whomever's concerned
C Em F G
For children of wailer's, we all take a turn
Dm G C Am
Now we lay in our oars boat, us six men at sea
Dm G C Am
And travel for home with rations for three
Dm G C Am
Two ounces fresh water and hardtack a day
F G C
But we'll see Nantucket again
C Em Am C
Forty days and forty nights, we followed the wind
C Em F G
In the southern Pacific, many miles from land
Dm G C Am
The first mate of Essex, and few crew with me
Dm G C Am
Our captain George Pollard is lost at the sea
Dm G C Am
And I look to the East and see nothing but blue
F G C
So what can us starving men do?
C G F G
But sing, sing, we're on our way home
C G F G7
Across the Pacific, and through the unknown
C E7 Am
With God as our shepherd then no harm shall pass
F G C
We'll be in Nantucket at last
C7 F F7
But oh, how this skin of blistered leather pulls tight on our skulls
C E7 Am
As rations all dwindle away
C7 F F7
And oh, how our dreams every night, of our stomachs so full
Dm G C Am
But awake to find water to last two more days
Dm G C Am
Our spirits all broken, our minds are all crazed
Dm G C Em Am
And oh, how I'd kill for just one more good meal
F G C
But home's a little farther away
C G F G
But sing, sing, we're on our way home
C G F G7
Across the Pacific, and through the unknown
C E7 Am
With God as our shepherd then no harm shall pass
F G C
We'll be in Nantucket at last
C7 F F7
But oh, when I look at my crewman, I see them looking back at me
C E7 Am
Humanity gone from their eyes
C7 F F7
Once we were men of our god, and brothers at sea
Dm G C Am
Those times weren't so long ago, but how quick they pass
Dm G C Am
Was once death a stranger, now approaching us fast
Dm G C Am
But we are Nantucket, the proud and the strong
F G C
For Nantucket, we must travel on
C7 F F7
But oh, how these hunger pangs drive all the thoughts in my brain
C E7 Am
And body dries up in the sun
C7 F F7
Oh, cause it's meat and fresh water that the six of us crave
Dm G C Am
So six bits of paper are tossed in the cap
Dm G C Am
And six men reach in and each pull out a scrap
Dm G C Am
And one man of six, with the unlucky draw
F G C
Is one man to help feed us all
I done my level best, to whomever's concerned
C Em F G
For children of wailer's, we all take a turn
Dm G C Am
Now we lay in our oars boat, us six men at sea
Dm G C Am
And travel for home with rations for three
Dm G C Am
Two ounces fresh water and hardtack a day
F G C
But we'll see Nantucket again
C Em Am C
Forty days and forty nights, we followed the wind
C Em F G
In the southern Pacific, many miles from land
Dm G C Am
The first mate of Essex, and few crew with me
Dm G C Am
Our captain George Pollard is lost at the sea
Dm G C Am
And I look to the East and see nothing but blue
F G C
So what can us starving men do?
C G F G
But sing, sing, we're on our way home
C G F G7
Across the Pacific, and through the unknown
C E7 Am
With God as our shepherd then no harm shall pass
F G C
We'll be in Nantucket at last
C7 F F7
But oh, how this skin of blistered leather pulls tight on our skulls
C E7 Am
As rations all dwindle away
C7 F F7
And oh, how our dreams every night, of our stomachs so full
Dm G C Am
But awake to find water to last two more days
Dm G C Am
Our spirits all broken, our minds are all crazed
Dm G C Em Am
And oh, how I'd kill for just one more good meal
F G C
But home's a little farther away
C G F G
But sing, sing, we're on our way home
C G F G7
Across the Pacific, and through the unknown
C E7 Am
With God as our shepherd then no harm shall pass
F G C
We'll be in Nantucket at last
C7 F F7
But oh, when I look at my crewman, I see them looking back at me
C E7 Am
Humanity gone from their eyes
C7 F F7
Once we were men of our god, and brothers at sea
Dm G C Am
Those times weren't so long ago, but how quick they pass
Dm G C Am
Was once death a stranger, now approaching us fast
Dm G C Am
But we are Nantucket, the proud and the strong
F G C
For Nantucket, we must travel on
C7 F F7
But oh, how these hunger pangs drive all the thoughts in my brain
C E7 Am
And body dries up in the sun
C7 F F7
Oh, cause it's meat and fresh water that the six of us crave
Dm G C Am
So six bits of paper are tossed in the cap
Dm G C Am
And six men reach in and each pull out a scrap
Dm G C Am
And one man of six, with the unlucky draw
F G C
Is one man to help feed us all
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