Rick Lee JamesHealthcare Chaplain, Bon Secours Mercy Health · Husband, Dad, Hospital Chaplain, Recording Artist, Podcast Host, Loyola University IPS Graduate, Alpha Sigma Nu Member, and Recording Academy (GRAMMY®) member - Contributing musician on a Grammy-nomin

Old Rusty Nail_at Natasha's

26 Nov 2012 · 6 min

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In this brief live recording, Speaker A introduces the song "Old Rusty Nail" and briefly engages the audience, reminding them not to miss the upcoming food service. Speaker B then performs a fragment of the song, delivering lyrical lines that touch on themes of change, freedom, and perception, interspersed with a playful, slightly cryptic delivery. After the performance, Speaker A thanks the audience, acknowledges the positive response, and mentions switching guitars, hinting at a technical aspect of the live set for fellow musicians.

This is a song called Old Rusty Nail. I'll play it for you. Don't let me interrupt your ordering because there's going to be some good food you guys are about to have today. Here it is, Old Rusty Nail.
'Cause that's all you do. But sooner or later, the change will find you. Every Sunday is like Halloween. Yes. Choose to stay in. I can't imagine how hard it must be to live like a slave while saying you're free. Open your eyes. Open your eyes. There's a speck in yours. There's a blank in your— Oh my, do you wanna be here? Do you wanna be here? Yeah.
Thank you. Thanks for the affirmation. I appreciate it. I'm going to make a, a quick switch of my guitars here. Those of you that play guitar, it's because the other one is