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CAPE ST. MARY'SKELLAND P OTTO"Take me back to my western boatLet me fish off Cape St. Mary'sWhere the hog-down sailAnd the Fog horns wailWith my friends the Browns and the ClearysLet me fish off Cape St. Mary'sLet me feel my dory liftTo the broad Atlantic combersWhere the tide rip swirlsAnd the wild ducks whirlAnd old Neptune calls the numbers.'Neath the wild Atlantic combersLet me sail up Golden BayWith my oilskins all a-streamingFrom the thunder squalls when I hauled my trawls.And my old Cape Ann a-gleamingWith my oilskins all a-streaming.And let me view that ragged shoreWith the beaches all a-glistenWith the caplin spawnWhere from dusk till dawnYou bait your trawn, and you listenTo the undertow a-hissin'.And when I reach that last big shoalWhere the groundswells break asunder,Where the wild sands roll to the surge's tollLet me be a man and take itWhen my dory fails to make it.Oh take me back to that snug green coveWhere the seas roll up their thunderThere let me restIn the Earth's cool breastWhere the stars shine out their wonderAnd the seas roll up their thunder."Hard, and bitter cold winds can halt the designs of all creation, short to quell the torment of moving water, or restless souls....A cadence call known only to Heaven, and Hell..Raging seas brings to light God's powerful will, and a man's darkest confessions.I am the last in the line of Fishermen, and I haven’t taken a fish in years. I guess I am trying to buy back the sins of my forefathers, and myself. However, I would still go out for the solitude, where I was least alone.Every Time I would throw lines and pushed off I knew I tempted the fates, challenged my Angels, and tested my Dear Mother's prayers. I don't have to be empowered by knowing.I don't have to be comforted by understanding.I don't have to be drugged numb with acceptance.I just have to be strong with my belief, and faith in a Just, and Loving God.That is all I really have, that is all I really need…Faith is the house, where Hope lives, and Dreams are born.."Ministry of stabbing," Thank You for posting this video. It has been a lost long time favorite of mine.Please Be Well, and Stay Strong on Your Journey, Will

coffeeman1126

I would think the fiddle player is Stan's younger brother, Garnet, playing the instrument that belonged to their uncle. Others came and went, but Garnet was always there, playing and singing harmony. Few people know, but Garnet is a great songwriter in his own right described by no less a talent than Mary Chapin Carpenter as a "master craftsman".

Alex Kilgour

You know, I always thought that the Descendant's version was perfection, but I had never heard Stan Rogers sing it before.

punkrock patti

who played fiddle on this? its haunting...

ralpharino567

And I thought Gordon Bok's version was beautiful. My goodness, this is perfection!

Carol Cripps

It's his brother, Garnet. He's been a solo performer since shortly after Stan's passing, and a fantastic songwriter in his own right. If you get the chance to see him live, take it. Never mind who you have to run over, it's worth it.

TheSaintVanity

i love this song.

245194LAC

The loss of this powerful voice was a shock to me and many Canadians. Stan emulated the Canadian condition so very well. He may have come from Hamilton, Ontario but he had the Maritimes in his heart and the heart of our country in his music. And, what a great baritone he was.

Kyermemehtar

Who is fiddling? The end is so clear and pure and powerfully gentle.

Kirk Reardon

man that voice haunts you...

Alex McGruer

I love this song anyway: I have never heard it sung so beautifully . I have never heard Stan R sing it before a few days ago and I had to go look. hank you for posting.

punchion

Song written by Otto Kelland of Newfoundland. He was later the warden at Her Majesty's Penitentiary in St. John's.

ihearcalling

2:30 or so through 2:56 makes my skin crawl every time. beautiful.

backroadernb

@Meridian0071 I agree, this song show's just how powerful and beautiful a singer he was...

Brad Wilson

I've been listening to Stan's music for about 30 years now and I never tire of his songs. Very few aren't classics. Most musicians who write their material write one or two good songs and seven or eight indifferent ones. The quality of his song writing is phenomenal! And to add to that he had a haunting voice and was a great performer.

billywish

what a GREAT singer and song...

Michael Penny

more like :)

cactusdoink

Love this song. Beautiful.

Joshua Given

This needs more views.

McGrenzer

@Meridian0071 The only trouble with listing Stan's best songs is where do you stop and how high can you count; once I start making my list, I can't stop!

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