Will they lie there evermore: Darcy Broderick

Slide show Of Newfoundland and Labrador.

[@margaretmaher8146]

This song is so deep, saying goodbye to your home and to a way of life that is gone. This is universal.

[@Kevins-Philippine-Retirement]

Beautiful sad song Darcy. Thank you. You sing it like nobody else.❤

[@newfoundlandmapping4493]

I was born in 2004 and grew up in CBS, my parents are from around the bay and were part of the first generation In our history who didn’t fish for cod. This song makes me think of them and my grandparents every time I hear it and I can’t help but feel melancholic.

[@kencaines2321]

I know I’m homesick when I go down a KZbin hole listening to Darcy, Ron and all the other fine artists from NL.

[@christopherstevers3684]

Brings tears to this Ontarian's eyes. The Maritimes are beautiful.

[@reinhardbust2855]

recently discovered this song, moved to tears, i immediately found lyrics and chords to play it on my own, beautiful. I love the way the descendants performed this!

[@tbmurdoch2207]

John Phippard has written a lovely, touching and powerful song with this one. Love it, and I've only ever been to Nfld one time for two weeks. Darcy Broderick does it so well. Hard not to get a tear or two ;-)

[@eskandarmokhtari8791]

🌲🌷🌺🙏🌺🌷🌲🙋‍♂️👍❤👌❤

[@mauricemoore3746]

The words to this song were written by John Phippard , formerly of Placentia.

[@40DeVille]

Listened to these fellas in my younger days. Watching tis brings me to tears as I am living in Alberta and miss the water somethin fierce... Cheers

[@janmccann8081]

What a wonderful voice. Thank you for sharing. ❤

[@frederickkelly8842]

Never get tired of this song ,,, the confidence and tone put forth by Darcy is amazing,, great piece of work , makes me proud

[@xmonster741]

Agree 100%

[@kevinallen7776]

I just discovered this song and I love it

[@teresawills1843]

Hi so beautiful sung by Darcey what a such soothing voice that gentleman have keeping singing Darcey thank you take care

[@sidneysturmer6156]

Great song! I never get tired of this song either!!

[@wayneford7140]

Best singer that ever graced our beautiful Province!!

[@brannsonhippenstall5571]

great big sea?

[@scottbreon9448]

@@brannsonhippenstall5571 That's a band, not a singer, doofus

[@brannsonhippenstall5571]

Scott Breon I know, I’m saying great big sea is pretty good as well

[@24getful1]

Such a great song and set with a fantastic voice. I envy this guy.

[@Girl12Golden]

Beautiful song - great voice - and such a sad and true tale of Newfoundland.

[@almaclean9820]

A Beautiful Song, Enjoy

[@foreverspring]

First time I heard this song/watched the video I was crying huge tears. Growing up "around the bay" where my Dad was a fisherman, this song (sung so beautifully by Darcy) certainly brought back memories of a different time, a different life. We oftentimes don't appreciate that which we have until it is no more. Thank you for posting this video. I shall be listening to it often.

[@Newfiebulletvideos]

Like you, when I first listened to this song I was in tears, and still get choked up every time I listen to it, even 25 years later. Such a beautifully written song.

[@janetlobo3407]

foreverspring 🎂

[@normwinteringham1470]

Beautiful!! Thank you!!! 🥰🥰😍😍

[@joeymills7498]

great song, being from the bay myself and being so far from home I also found myself get emotional listening to this

[@twillick]

Joey Mills It’s a beautiful but sad song for sure.

[@laurasmith993]

D’arcy, I so love to hear you sing a great song...

[@bobp3194]

Been nova scotia but never miss going to the rock every trip visit relative's dad was from mccallum bob parsons uk

[@therustichomestead9160]

The most beautiful version I’ve heard of this song. Very well done Darcy! Very genuine sound.

[@twillick]

I've always thought that he has one of the best singing voices ever. He sounds just as good live.

[@battlehrfred]

Absolutely Beautiful vivid Lyrics by Darcy and excellenttttt video itself. well put togather ty for this great post 100-100 NFLD is a paradise!!

[@twillick]

Going back for a visit myself, next year. Nova Scotia (especially around Bras D'or) is a great province as well, but Newfoundland will always be # 1. I had a great aunt from London (Myra Grimsley). She was the only nurse for a 300 mile stretch of coastline along the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland. Parsons is a strong surname in Newfoundland. . Hello from Prince Edward Island, Canada.

[@marystokes2886]

beautiful song and video l can't wait to be back on the rock on a fee weeks

[@robertsohm4521]

Lucky to see him perform this in Eastport last week!! He is fantastic

[@mikekavanagh8952]

Excellent Song.

[@michael1234144]

sir you are a voice among angels no one can sing that song and have so much feelings for each line the best has risen above the rest keep up good work

[@punchion]

Such a talented and humble man!

[@bobp3194]

Miss the songs that tell a story cant wait for 2014 bob parsons uk

[@gordcheeseman4361]

Unreal good music and song

[@jerseyside623]

mans got the voice awesome!!!!!!!!

[@nancyann2069]

Is it possible to fall in love with someone just by listening to their voice? Asking for a friend...😉❤

[@teresawills1843]

Yes and Also a Picture of a person

[@twillick]

@punchion One of the best voices, for sure.

[@twillick]

Parts of Alberta reminds me of Newfoundland in a lot of was, except one - The Sea. I can go anywhere, but if there is no salt water, I cannot stay very long. "I must go down to the Seas again, for the call of the running tide Is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied; And all I ask is a windy day with the white clouds flying, And the flung spray and the blown spume,and the seagulls crying." It is called the Sea Fever, and a lot of us born on The Rock seem to suffer from it.

[@steppnwolf]

Great Vid and song...thnx for taking me back home..:)

[@mrstratochief1]

Tracey French:- Great Video you shared with me. Thanks for the Pictures & the Song"Will they lie thereEvermore" It was great Thanks! 9robert) M.S.C.1. God Bless!

[@pocatellocowboy1077]

Beautiful!!!

[@twillick]

+Pocatello Cowboy Thank you. Newfoundland is a beautiful province.

[@shaunmcinnis1960]

First time I ever heard this guy. Wow

[@twillick]

He's been around for decades. He's had a solo career and as part of the group Irish Descendants. His Bob Dylan (tune) & Donovan (lyrics) cover of Catch the Wind is one of my favorites.

[@gordcheeseman4361]

Great music. Love it🤗

[@gordcheeseman4361]

The best

[@jacknewfoundlanderfisherma253]

Great old song bye

[@jclueben]

By god this is good

[@twillick]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed.

[@twillick]

@thekevinkyle Thanks very much. Darcy Broderick and the Irish Descendants had many great songs. Glad you liked it. All the best.

[@twillick]

My pleasure!

[@twillick]

You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed.

[@wiliamcobb6070]

outport people where called baywops by the townies until they realised we are the backbone off nfld culture.

[@twillick]

I'd take a bayman over a townie any day.

[@twillick]

@oldfolkiepad Thanks very much. Appreciate it.

[@twillick]

@TheBurton54321 Thank you. Much appreciated.

[@wayneford7140]

Not "one" of the best Tracey....THE best...

[@twillick]

I appreciate the comment! My heart is in Newfoundland and the Maritimes. My family goes back long before Canada was a country.

[@kevinmurphy6750]

i'm crying...you ruined the fish trade.....suck it up

[@newfieshamrock7621]

Actually foreign trawlers and the original trudeau government caused all this..by bringing in the draggers when the older fishermen advised against use of the otter trawl etc..too many foreign trawlers as well..newfoundlanders did NOT cause this...was many influences and no protection of the fishery from ottawa when we rhe fisherpeople asked for it..they did too little too late

[@DeathsHood]

"you ruined the fish trade" - *Super trawlers with mile wide nets have entered the chat.* Yes, small town fishers capable of carrying a couple tons of fish ruined the trade, not the massive trawlers capable of carrying thousands of tons at a time.

[@newfieshamrock7621]

Yeah ill stand with my original comment which i beleive is known by all who are in the knowing of the all,as being the truth..big boats raped us clean out of fish including the facrory trawlers too..tell ye lies to the mainlanders,because this newfie lad knows better..but at least now ye been told today lol

[@DeathsHood]

@@newfieshamrock7621 My comment was sarcasm

[@newfieshamrock7621]

Sarcasm is ok sir..but in a one dementional enviorment,how was i to know this from mere words typed in haste.. forgive me if i misread your intention..please refer to original commemt for the most very valuable lesson of all..trawlers and foreign freezer trawlers and being governed by fools in ottawa were to blame..whose dumb idea it was to replace over 500 years of handed down knowledge of the sea from the old devon and cornish,and irish sailers is something ill never understand.let alone leaving these decisions in the hands of idiots in ottawa who likely dont even eat cod or even like the smell of it in their kitchens or on their tables..imbeciles..i doubt the fishery will ever recover..we got done in by morons in ottawa and in st johns..welcome any new comment