@TheNamesFathom
This still unironically slaps, and the massive amount of views that’ll surge through here shows that.
@JohnnyD603
This is by far the best version of this song. His voice is perfect
@samli6900
the rythem and the beat + the vocals make it such a nice song to listen to 10/10
@X.g_home
He is not a forgotten man he is a legend upon all
@thirstae-for-bts5483
His accent makes the song even more powerful
@NewBeginnerVN
Phineas and Ferb season 5 episode 2 reminds me of this classic song. Thanks for your beautiful singing! 😊
@AlfonsRode
His pure version is the best of all.
@Jim-n7l
The artists get it! The songs express the soul music, and lyrics such as these are the aggregate that bonds the whole
@MaxPlayRobloxGaming
4 years later this song is still alive ❤❤
@shanemcdowall
I descend from two Scotsmen, Burns and Baird, who worked as bay whalers on the east coast of the South Island (Te Wai Pounamu) in the 1830s. They had daughters to local Maori (Ngai Tahu) women. This song is part of my heritage, and I would like to thank Nathan Evans for this musical gem.
@tahmidChowdhury-em1ji
Truly a masterpiece 🤌✨✨✨
@T4TTOO
He looks so happy and acomplished when singing this. He smile is pure. Yesterday, i littearly listened to this song on repeat For over 4 hours.
@siasaudanny
im SO happy people still liike this
@amandalea2519
We need more songs like this. Story telling that is pure and just plain good.
@toddwatson7381
Love the Bass singer adding to the song!!! This song is beyond epic.
@itsmeshteve
There is just something soothing about Nathan's voice. Makes you want to put this on repeat.
@mr.mirage3986
His accent makes it seem like He's one of the singers, in a bar.
@llllllllllIIIIIII
even through this song is only 3 years old every time I hear it I remember my childhood
@sulochanapandey7085
Who see pirates of Caribbean movie:)
@Полина-е2э5п