You can finally listen to this song on Spotify, iTunes and Apple Music!! :D open.spotify.com/album/6OPDY4NluNrrp1pdMf41aE?si=4LEkJoGdRB-RZIBHNZKIgQ&nd=1 music.apple.com/us/album/davy-jones-single/1617059522
You've a voice of gold miss, and I'm not sure what you've been up to for all these years, but this video has pulled me from many foul places, and I wish you the best
What I took from that quote was that we live in a world that constantly tries to put you down, and after you die you still have to pay for your sins so you might as well stay where you have some control
The difference between them is Davy Jones was truly betrayed and Anakin was propelled by his fear. Anakin tried to stop her fate of death but he only sealed it. Jones was heartbroken because he did the job she gave him and when they could be together she wasn't there. That truly broke his heart I believe that is were the cruelty came in. He clammed up to never be hurt again but still he couldn't deny his feelings and yet he was too far gone to change his fate. He tried to but he only delayed it but now he can be with Calypso forever. But even that said Calypso doesn't deserve him.
@@Los_Sensacionales by all means Anakin has been betrayed by the council multiple times. The fact that they openly dont trust them, they let Anakin on the council but wont make him master, they dont tell Anakin about the secret mission of obi-wan where he has to fake his death making Anakin believe for a really long time he was really dead. Betrayal is an point of view. In the eyes of Anakin the jedi were the ones who betrayed him because Palpatine got in Anakins head and said so. Anakin turned for Padme but he stayed because he let himself believe the Jedi were truly after the power of the senate and not true peace.
@@Los_Sensacionales and I do love a good discussion about these sort of things, but I cant see how these things change the fact that Anakin Skywalker and Davy Jones are 2 examples of how love can corrupt ones heart and unleash evil.
Davy Jones 100% needs his own movie where he falls in love with Calypso, and looks after those who died at sea for 10 years and then at the end of the movie we see him happily waiting for Calypso, but she doesn’t show and then we see him scream in anger as the sun sets and break down in tears. That would be the most depressing movie ever and I want- no… I NEED TO SEE IT!
Disney currently is on a mission to ruin every beautiful character so as much as I adore his character..... It's better to be left like this without ruinning it.... Just a masterpiece no need to ruin it
Davy jones and calypso's relationship is so much more complicated than that, unfortunately, the reality is that some beautiful love stories are meant to end tragically.
And it ends on a somber note cruel and cold like winds on the sea will you ever return to me? And of course Davy jones eventually runs into Calypso again in pirates of the Caribbean
Beginning We see that Davy Jones was just a boy who lived close to the coast. He was the son of a lowly metal worker, but he was never truly interested into the craft, he was much more interested in music and poetry. Whenever his father gets drunk and scolds him, he would hide at the beach; the sound of the unending waves had always brought a sense of peace to Davy Jones. He loved the ocean, its beautiful sound, its infinite combinations of waves crashing into one another, unpredictable yet mysteriously beautiful, like a woman. The goddess of the sea, Calypso was touched by the boy's pureness and love, she then transformed into a human girl to meet with the boy. The two fell in love very quickly, and Davy had learnt enough from his father to have made two matching music boxes; one for himself and one for his one and only love. The Attack Until one day, the pirates attacked Davy Jones' village and his home was burnt to the ground. his family and friends butchered before his eyes. Davy, having very nearly escaped death, drifted into the ocean on a wooden debris, dying from his wound and dehydration, he was approached by Calypso. The Contract "Do you fear death?" Calypso asked Davy, as an immortal goddess, the concept of death has always fascinated her. Delirious and thought it was a hallucination from dehydration, Davy Jones did not question how Calypso, his love appeared to him in the middle of the ocean. yet, he answered "I fear the thought of never meeting you again." "You can be with me, always" Calypso told Davy, "if you would serve as my captain, my guide to the souls who are lost at sea." Calypso also told Davy Jones that if he accepts, he would be to be able to only set foot on land once every ten years; for the magic to remain unbroken. Davy Jones agreed. Ten years, he devoted himself to the duty he was charged with. Ten years, he looked after those who died at sea. Finally, when they could be together again; Calypso was not there to meet him. It was true, Calypso loved Davy Jones, as a mortal. Now that he had completely devoted himself and became cursed, Calypso no longer found Davy Jones fascinating nor beautiful. It is then, Calypso realised that " a thing is beautiful not because it lasts. A candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long, and Davy Jones was once a beautiful boy who was pure and knew not fear and death. And now Calypso see something that reminds her of herself, an immortal who had no purpose in life nor have the freedom to act as they pleased. She had corrupted him, and she could not live to see him again, for it pains her heart to see what he had become. Davy Jones waited on the promised island. He waited and waited, until he realised that Calypso was not coming... The Rage Outraged. Davy Jones cursed Calypso and renounces her contract, her love and her. It caused him to become cursed, and his body underwent drastic changes as punishment for breaking the contract between him and Calypso. He then sought the pirates to bind Calypso into her human form. This time for good. The Silent Tear After it was done, Davy Jones felt nothing. He was hollow inside, his love betrayed him and locking Calypso in her human form did not fill the void she left behind. Life was indeed cruel, when revenge did not bring him peace and his love did not bring him reciprocation. Filled with relentless hate, love, rage and sorrow, Davy Jones cut out his heart and locked it in a chest along with all the love letters and poetry he had given her. The man who Davy Jones was had died, now he was left a husk, a monster that knew not love or pain, a being that was both alive and dead. As he closed the chest, he realised that there was one item missing, and it was the music box he had in his pocket. Davy Jones took it out and let the music play; as soon as the music played; memories of their love danced into his mind, and brought Davy Jones to tears. He could not let go of the box and kept it on him on all times, as a token of what once was. He shall bear this pain for eternity and remember the times they were together, for it was the only thing he had left that made him feel "human". An untainted memory, a remembrance of the life that Davy Jones once had which brought him the only peace he had known.
@@just_a_random_person Thank you, i always thought theres a deeper , tragic story with Davy Jones, and this is my headcanon. Also when Davy Jones died being embraced by the ocean, to him, it felt like he was finay being embraced and accepted by his true love which was beautiful. Perhaps at that time he wasn't angry at Calypso anymore, he was content just being embraced by his beloved one last time, he has been tired of being a monster for too long
Ten years, I devoted to the duty you charged to me. Ten years, I looked after those who died at sea. And finally, when we could be together again... You. *Weren't.* *There.*
@@wayneweisensee7722 Precisely. I think it should be how he makes a comeback as evident in the end credit scene of Dead Men Tell No Tales but also focuses on his origins as well.
@@ThisHandleIsInteresting Indeed, though I'm still figuring how exactly this comeback will come about as his story appeared to have come full circle in POTC 3 and he seemed to have found his peace in Calypso's maelstrom
@@wayneweisensee7722 He will be in William Turners dreams. Haunting him and torturing him for abandoning the dutchmen. The dutchman needs a captain and even though the curse of the seas were broken still don't change the fact that the dutchman needs a captain.
@@reneylbaculpo3967 Not true. If someone you love is causing pain, rethink that relationship. Being in love should never mean pain will come. Unless that person dies or leaves you. To which, if they leave, you need to learn to get over that. So tired of people, no sorry, men, thinking there has to be pain in love. Great way to end up single with that logic.
Heard a saying the other day that’s perfect for his character “There is no such thing as a villain… There are only victims Those who rise above there anger and hatred for being mistreated and grow we call heroes Those who don’t…..who stay in there state of hatred who become consumed by it and vow to never feel again…… We call villains…… And there story’s are tragedies…..”
Poor English aside, yes... A villain is merely a victim of their world; someone who doesn't have the power to rise above their own hatred, but enough to cast it upon others... Every broken man was broken for a reason. We can only hope they find salvation before their sins become inexcusable...
Some people are just evil for the sake of it and a tragic backstory doesn't really change that they're still evil. There's good tragic villains for sure, but it says something when most of the best villains are just evil to be evil.
This really does characterize Jones perfectly. He is a vengeful man who gave up his humanity for a woman who just played and used him. But he still has love for her, just hatred love. And this song just incapsulates all of Jones’ motives and feelings. And I love it
Clint Eastwood well that brings up a really interesting philosophical question. Because your right! If the movie was written from the perspective of Davy Jones it could have easily been a story about him heroically trying to find his lost love. But taking two steps back you start to realize everyone in those movies acts selfishly and tries by any means necessary to obtain thier goal. So what makes a villain a villain? Because you can easily flip the narrative on any good story and make it to Where the “ bad guy” and “good guy” are interchangeable.
He once was a man who's heart was as vast as the ocean he sailed. But he gave it to a woman who could never love him I'm return and it made him into a monster. Tragic beyond words.
"According to legends and lore, the Flying Dutchman was given to Davy Jones by his love, the sea goddess Calypso, who gave Jones the duty of ferrying the souls who died at sea into the next world. After ten years, Jones would be free to come ashore to be with Calypso. But whenever Davy Jones came ashore, Calypso was nowhere to be found. This ultimately resulted in Jones carving out his own heart, and locking it in the Dead Man's Chest." he was just a man who shattered with his love. that turned him to a monster
Rong deth is freedom I now iv experience deth you feel more alive than live and you find out what you truly are trust me I no I woke up with no Hart beet I now what it's like to DIY
truly a heart breaking song jones was never an evil man he was betrayed and lashed out in agony at the world for taking the woman he loved truly the perfect villain
10 years he was charged to a duty. Just to see the person he loved. If that isnt true love i dont know what is. (Also the fact she didnt show up. I feel Davys pain) anyone Else?
Calypso is a sea goddess, she is the sea, therefore she was always with him, ever changing and never the same, he deluded himself for he dedicated himself to a task for the sole purpose of a reward, a selfish way to think of any task that should be done Even though I kind of said bad things against him now, I think he is one of the best villains ever and everyone can relate to him
I still can't consider Davy Jones a true villain. He's the result of how true love could be Selfdesctructive sometimes. One of the most well developped characters Disney has ever created in my opinion.
Davy Jones, a pirate that is cruel, but under his cruel nature is a broken man who was cursed for years and just wanted to be reunited with Calypso. Davy Jones will always be one of my favorite villains. 🏴☠️🌊
Many things you were, Davy Jones, but never cruel. You have corrupted your purpose and so yourself and you did hide away what should always have been mine!
Tyler Garcia of course you’d go crazy, never being able to die, and never being able to be with the only thing you’ve ever loved, nobody would be able to handle that
It's actually sad. I had a friend who went insane after his parents death. He killed himself a week after. It's horrifying how people can put the perspective of insanity in a movie/book.
Unpopular opinion: instead of POTC 4 and 5 they should have made a Davy Jones & Calypso prequel; it could've taken place over deacades and we could've seen their eventual meetings and dealings with Jack (and even seen the Pearl's origin).
The literal heartbeat in this song is so amazing. If you listen closely the dun dun, dun dun sounds like a heartbeat. It starts when Jones starts playing the organ.
"Ten years I devoted to the duty you charged of me. Ten years I looked after those that died at sea. And finally. When we could be together again, You. Weren't.There!...Why weren't you there?" best lines
Davy Jones was not always a terrible tyrant He was just a normal pirate who felt betrayed by the love of his life, the sea. But sadly he hasnt realized that calypso never betrayed him. Calypso is the sea and by breaking her promise she keeps davy on the sea and so on her side for eternity. He was just a human and for that reason He could never understand the actions of a goddess. In the end He died at sea and became one with Calypso.
I think she knew she betrayed him. But it was her nature, free, wild, beautiful, treacherous. I quote: Davy Jones: "... you weren't there. Why weren't you there?" Calipso: "It's my nature. Would you love me if I was anything but what I am?" And the rest is as you say.
Davy Jones was just a man who fell in love with the wrong woman. Calypso is the reason why he became a villain. He literally ripped his heart out because of her. And the saddest part is that he still loved her unconditionally...
Ten years i devoted to the duty she charged of me, ten hears i looked after those who died at sea. And finally, when we could be together again. She. Werent. There. Why werent she there?
Poor Jones. You didn't understand. She was there. Every rolling wave, every rock of the ship, every storm in the sky, every drop of rain; she *is* the Sea. You married the Sea, but you couldn't accept her for what she really was. You wanted her to fit in your needs without considering hers. How much closer could you have been, to sail upon her salty surface for eternity, every spray of mist her palm upon your cheek? Together at all times, she the wild and untamed expanse of waters, you the stoic shepherd of the dead performing a thankless task with only your true love's watery whisper to keep you company? You cut your heart out for her... But you *broke* hers.
Then Jones should have drowned the Brethren and freed her. He can only set foot on dry land once every ten years? I didn't see his crew having that issue. And yes; her very nature as the Sea meant she was fickle and untamable. She could be trapped in a human shell, but she was constantly waiting for him to set her free. Of the two, she stayed the most loyal, and true to herself. In my opinion.
Aria Johnson ok, did my research. Apparently. After she didnt even take effort to show herself throughout those ten years and time after time when i would go ashore looking for her. She wasnt there. I plotted with the court to put her in human form. After we did that the pain and regret i felt after that caused me to carve my heart out and lock it away forever. And some sap decided to find it to force me to do his bidding. Making the kraken, and forcing souls to permanently serve on my ship. And then the court freed her. We still loved each other. So in one final epic battle, i went down. Finally with her again. As it should be. (And we were still smitten with each other) so yeah. But seriously. She was a god. She couldnt take the effort to show herself or give a sign at all. I think she learned her lesson though. So its all good
@@orbitingsentientsatellite4361 Ah. That's a fair point then. Guess being on the outside looking in it's easy to misconstrue whats being seen. Apologies, Captain.
Ten years i devoted to the duty you charged to me. Ten years i looked after those who died at sea. And finally when we could be together again... You werent there Why werent you there...
"Ten years, I devoted to the duty you charged me. Ten years, I looked after those who died at sea, and finally, when we could be together again, you weren't there. Why weren't you there?" -Davy Jones
“Ten years, I devoted to the duty you charged me. Ten years, I looked after those who died at sea, and finally, when we could be together again, you weren't there. Why weren't you there?”
@@sh4dowveil749 i think ya meant to send that reply to Jenniflower 65, as she responded to my PotC reference "Do you fear Death" with "you have no idea" also i completely agree with you, MonkeyMan. Although what would we do without our dear friends, the cuttlefish?
The story of a man falling for a girl is one as old as time. Only in this case, the girl was none other than Calypso the immortal goddess and the man was a young sailor who wore his heart on his sleeve. One day, as the sailor began to age, he realized that his time with calypso was limited and he begged for a way to stay with her for eternity. He gave up his pure heart and good looks to become the feared Davy Jones, a figure who was more myth than man, all in hopes of seeing his one true love once every ten long years. And yet even after all he had sacrificed in her name calypso did not give him the same love in return. Cast away and heart broken, the immortal Davy Jones became the true monster of the sea we know today. Described as a monster by his true love, and yet he is a monster of her making.
@@isaacccccccccccc that's...kinda bad (like most stories re jesus)...probably why it was never a movie lmao. Also it wasn't jesus, part of the deal with the devil would be that he 'would sail the ship unto port even when Judgement Day came' the devil heard this and took him up on it. The flying dutchman will never dock, it will stay at sea forever, the capt and crew will live forever in exchange for their souls (which, when you're caught up in a storm and are gonna die anyway, is completely reasonable). However, the real ship was renowned for travelling extremely fast, from Netherlands to Java (Indonesia) in 3 months. Lots of people thought he made a deal with the devil, Captn Bernard Fokke was his name, upon encountering other ships other members of the crew tried to pass messages to people clearly dead for years. Theres also this image, which looks uncanny to the 'up is down' part en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Dutchman#/media/File:Superior_mirage_of_the_boats_painting.jpg "It is a common superstition of mariners, that, in the high southern latitudes on the coast of Africa, hurricanes are frequently ushered in by the appearance of a spectre-ship, denominated the Flying Dutchman. The crew of this vessel are supposed to have been guilty of some dreadful crime, in the infancy of navigation; and to have been stricken with pestilence ... and are ordained still to traverse the ocean on which they perished, till the period of their penance expire." - John Leyden Also, could this be capt Barbossa? "One account states that on the voyage out to Botany Bay a conspiracy was hatched by the convicts on board to seize the ship. Barrington disclosed the plot to the captain, and the latter, on reaching New South Wales, reported him favourably to the authorities, with the result that in 1792 Barrington obtained a warrant of emancipation (the first issued), becoming subsequently superintendent of convicts and later high constable of Parramatta.[". Explains why he became a constable in the later ones en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Barrington aha! And this is Sparrow: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Ward "Ward and his colleagues deserted and stole a small 25-ton barque from Portsmouth Harbour.[4] Ward's comrades elected him captain, one of the earliest precedents for pirates choosing their own leader.[5] They sailed to the Isle of Wight and captured another ship, the Violet, a ship rumored to be carrying the treasure of Roman Catholic refugees.[6] The ship turned out to be empty of treasure, but the enterprising Ward used her to capture a much larger French ship. "
The sad thing is that Calypso was truly in love with Davy. But at the same time she couldn't help what she is: The sea itself, which is extremely unpredictable.
Love the story of this character and this song is on my playlist. As a truck driver, I'm home for 3 days a month and hardly get to see my wife and kid, but I love the road. They live well and my hellbound ass stays to the highway.
@@TembyWemby1368 That just goes to show how true my first comment is, because I barely discovered it now, and you discovered it when it came out, years apart (or at least I think so, I didn't check the date of when this video came out but I assume its been years) and there's still new comments everyday. I always liked the first PotC movie but had'nt seen the rest till recently and am now ObSeSsEd////////Barbossa's death had me crying, literally!!
He played fiercely on his organ, the sounds echoing and screaming throughout the swaying ship, her voice singing along passionately in his mind, so loud and tangible that it was as if she was there beside him. Their song haunted him; her words even more. He played, as if the song would bring her back. Back to him. His heart belonged to the sea, but the sea could never be contained. She was an eternal force, and mortality could not stop what is ageless. And so he played, because he still loved her, for no matter how many times she broke his heart, his heart would always belong to her, and hers to his. She was the only key that could unlock his cold, detached heart.
Davy Jones: "Ten years I devoted to the duty you charged to me. Ten years I looked after those who died at sea. And, finally when we could be together again... you weren't there. Why weren't you there?" Calypso: "It's my nature" still hits me hard TT
“She pretended to love me!!! She betrayed ME!!!” “Ten years I devoted to the duty you charged to me, Ten years I looked after those who died at sea, and finally, when we could be together again..you weren’t there....why weren’t you there?” “My heart will always belong to you”
My girlfriend showed this song to me about a year after we started dating but it tears me apart to listen to it she passed away 2 years ago after getting hit by a drunk driver but on our anniversary I listen to it every year
Drunk drivers are absolutely terrible. Truly a despicable and selfish act to drive under the influence of anything. I'm deeply sorry for your loss. I truly hope she's resting peacefully.
Me: Ten years... For ten years I listened to your theme song. And when I went to the theater to watch the new PotC movie... You. Weren't. There. Davy: It's my nature. Life is cruel, why should Disney be any different?
“10 years I devoted to the duty you charged me, 10 years I looked after those who died at sea...And when we could finally be together again, You weren't there...WHY you weren’t there’’-Davy Jones
I love his reaction when she says it's her nature. He just flinches and when he tells her he doesn't love her, he can't even bring himself to face her when he says it
You know, the phrase “my love will never die” can have two meanings. [My love for you] will never die, or [The person I love] will never die. Both work in this context
This is the best cover of the song that I've found. Really capturing the melancholy that Davey feels for her through a lullaby, while also caputring his rage and fury with that organ, followed by stronger sounding vocals.
The greatest villain of all time. He was so brutal and unforgiving he even, how do I word it without getting deleted by TH-cam... PAINTED SANTA IN RED.
I know this is just a fan-made added lyrics but... This really feels like it should have been at the end of the second of the third movie. It's amazing. I mean I normally don't feel bad for the villains but this made me feel sympathy for Davy Jones. Nice work!
RANT TIME What makes a good villain is their backstory, the part that no one knows about but explains why the character does what he/she does or turned "evil". Davy Jones is a villain with depth, character and an amazingly emotional and heartbreaking backstory that Bill Nighy depicted spectacularly. "Love is a viscous motivator." (Sherlock quote) Taking this into consideration he turned cruel because the woman he loved and gave everything(his freedom) to serve betrayed him on a whim. Also, can someone explain to me why Calypso didn't fucking show up, like I know you're a goddess and all that but you supposedly loved him so dont go and break his heart. The best thing about Davy Jones' character is the fact that despite everything that she cost him, his heartbreak being the reason he turned into a "monster" and carved his heart out, he still loved her. His heart still beat for her despite acting on vengeance and trapping her. Literally. His last words were 'Calypso'. I really absolutely love Davy Jones' character and would like to see him redeemed and returned in the 6th movie if there is going to be one.
She was bound by men, basically became a prisoner to humans so she couldn't keep her word, in the movie you see Calypso being freed... she becomes the ocean again and davy jones's resting place, in the end they were reunited but not everything can have a happy ending sadly
"The king and his men stole the queen from her bed, and bound her in her bones." That's the Pirate King, Davy Jones, of the first Brethren Court, and the nine pirate lords, stole the goddess Calypso from her bed of the sea, and bound her in human form. "The seas be ours, and by the powers, where we will, we'll roam." "Oh, we claimed the sea for ourselves, aye, but opened the door to Beckett, and his ilk!" "Now some have died, and some are alive, and others sail on the sea." Referring to the pirate lords. Some are dead, like Sao Feng, others are alive, like Jack Sparrow. And others are neither, but sail on the sea regardless, like Barbossa. "with the keys to the cage, and the devil to pay, we lay to Fiddler's Green." They carry the nine pieces of eight, the keys to Calypso's cage, and the only one to contend with is that devil, Davy Jones. And they lay to Fiddler's Green, the afterlife for sailors, a heaven to the Locker's hell. "The bell has been raised from its watery grave, hear its sepulchral tone." The song has been sung, a death knell for the age of pirates. "A call to all, pay heed the squall, and turn your sails toward home." The song calls a final meeting of the Brethren Court, all the lords must sail to Shipwreck Cove, the home of pirates if ever there was one.
@@wolfycssnipereye417 Wow I'm upset that I can't like this enough. Tbh I've always wondered if Calypso just chose to be oblivious to the fact that she created this "monster" or just didn't acknowledge it but then again the fact that she still had the musical locket on accounted for the fact that she still loved him so I'm kinda at peace with the fact.
@@vidhu9898 Yes and their love is so sad, like both cursed by their love which was not meant to be, human and goddess. He suffered and fell into darkness, bound to the sea thinking she lied, and Calypso in pain, bound in human form to land powerless, never being able to reach her love, only united after Davy's death
omg this reminds me when severus snape replied "always" to Dumbledore implying that he always loved Lily, he's very similar to Davy, both once loved too much
He executed a sacred charge from the woman he loved faithfully for 10 years, all in the hope that he would see her again, confident that their love was true and that she would be waiting for him. But when the day finally came, she abandoned him. The unimaginable heartbreak tore him to pieces, The only way to cope with the pain was to cut out his own heart. But in the process, also cut out all that made her love him. It left only a hollow shell of a man plagued forever by grief and pain, doomed to become a destroyer to the end of his days. he really is one of the greatest villains Disney ever made.
@@zonatedspore97acamas it was both. She told him "it's in my nature, would you have loved me if i was anything but what i am ? " So partially because she wants to and the other part to preserve their love which kind of destroyed it sadly 😔
Davy Jones is one of those movie villains who's not really evil. He's a broken man. He's misunderstood. He was and continues to be haunted by the one he loved. He waited ten long years to see her, and she didn't show up. He loved her and she took it for granted. She created the monster he became. Davy is just hurt, broken, and misunderstood, not evil.
Actually this curse have a lot of loopholes. He can just be in sea water and he l be good. Like, they could meet on the ship in haven or he could be in a bucket or some else water filled container. So... I really don't understand what's the problem was.
@@tolikkazan9889well if you don't know yet Davy John promise the one he love (sea witch) to guide anyone who die at sea to their rest for 10 year when 10 year pass he goes and look for the one he love but she didn't show up that's why he ripped his heart out to never felt hurt a gain
@@tolikkazan9889 Yes there are loopholes....but remember it wasn't a curse originally. He had a duty given to him by Calypso in exchange for his immortality. He had to ferry the souls of those lost at sea. A full time job as it happens, with shore leave only once every ten years. When Calypso failed to meet him, he abandoned his duty and was cursed for abandoning the souls of the dead. That's why he and his crew are all half drowned sea monsters and twisted creatures
@@ChowieWowie Yeah I found it, it is (for me at least) 4th in top comments and was made 10 months prior to this one. th-cam.com/video/5fe9W1gZPUs/w-d-xo.html
Davy Jones is the most relatable villain to me. I know his pain all too well for 6 years I’ve been holding out hope for someone so yeah I know this pain and it’s why the lyrics hit deep for me at least
You can finally listen to this song on Spotify, iTunes and Apple Music!! :D open.spotify.com/album/6OPDY4NluNrrp1pdMf41aE?si=4LEkJoGdRB-RZIBHNZKIgQ&nd=1
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You've a voice of gold miss, and I'm not sure what you've been up to for all these years, but this video has pulled me from many foul places, and I wish you the best
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6 years later and this song is still a staple in my song lists! You have a gorgeous voice!
5 years later lmao
"Those who are heartless once cared too much" - Captain Davy Jones
Pretty much.
Best quote ever
Amen
That's the sign of ♌ Leo
Damn, felt that for sure
“Life is cruel,why should the afterlife be any different.”
_Davy Jones_
Deep...
@@relaxingrainfall100 Johnny deep
@Dusty I see what you did there
I'm 14 and this is "DEEP"
What I took from that quote was that we live in a world that constantly tries to put you down, and after you die you still have to pay for your sins so you might as well stay where you have some control
Davy Jones and Anakin Skywalker are the perfect example of how love can corrupt a persons heart and unleash evil.
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D as Devil..
The difference between them is Davy Jones was truly betrayed and Anakin was propelled by his fear. Anakin tried to stop her fate of death but he only sealed it. Jones was heartbroken because he did the job she gave him and when they could be together she wasn't there. That truly broke his heart I believe that is were the cruelty came in. He clammed up to never be hurt again but still he couldn't deny his feelings and yet he was too far gone to change his fate. He tried to but he only delayed it but now he can be with Calypso forever. But even that said Calypso doesn't deserve him.
@@Los_Sensacionales by all means Anakin has been betrayed by the council multiple times. The fact that they openly dont trust them, they let Anakin on the council but wont make him master, they dont tell Anakin about the secret mission of obi-wan where he has to fake his death making Anakin believe for a really long time he was really dead. Betrayal is an point of view. In the eyes of Anakin the jedi were the ones who betrayed him because Palpatine got in Anakins head and said so. Anakin turned for Padme but he stayed because he let himself believe the Jedi were truly after the power of the senate and not true peace.
@@Los_Sensacionales and I do love a good discussion about these sort of things, but I cant see how these things change the fact that Anakin Skywalker and Davy Jones are 2 examples of how love can corrupt ones heart and unleash evil.
Davy Jones 100% needs his own movie where he falls in love with Calypso, and looks after those who died at sea for 10 years and then at the end of the movie we see him happily waiting for Calypso, but she doesn’t show and then we see him scream in anger as the sun sets and break down in tears. That would be the most depressing movie ever and I want- no… I NEED TO SEE IT!
Disney currently is on a mission to ruin every beautiful character so as much as I adore his character..... It's better to be left like this without ruinning it.... Just a masterpiece no need to ruin it
@@merryrodriguez1172 so who can do a good serie with this ? the original creator ? maybe ?
Davy jones and calypso's relationship is so much more complicated than that, unfortunately, the reality is that some beautiful love stories are meant to end tragically.
@@confidentielalexandre5572Disney is the original the creator
@@RhyderSteyn time change, people to :(
Yep, it's 3 am and we're here for a reason..
It’s just so powerful and beautiful
The song is a reflection of Davy jones' life and
The first the song is sweet then in the middle it becomes angry because davy Jones is reminded of calypso
And it ends on a somber note cruel and cold like winds on the sea will you ever return to me? And of course Davy jones eventually runs into Calypso again in pirates of the Caribbean
wtf its literally 3:00 here
Beginning
We see that Davy Jones was just a boy who lived close to the coast. He was the son of a lowly metal worker, but he was never truly interested into the craft, he was much more interested in music and poetry. Whenever his father gets drunk and scolds him, he would hide at the beach; the sound of the unending waves had always brought a sense of peace to Davy Jones. He loved the ocean, its beautiful sound, its infinite combinations of waves crashing into one another, unpredictable yet mysteriously beautiful, like a woman.
The goddess of the sea, Calypso was touched by the boy's pureness and love, she then transformed into a human girl to meet with the boy.
The two fell in love very quickly, and Davy had learnt enough from his father to have made two matching music boxes; one for himself and one for his one and only love.
The Attack
Until one day, the pirates attacked Davy Jones' village and his home was burnt to the ground. his family and friends butchered before his eyes. Davy, having very nearly escaped death, drifted into the ocean on a wooden debris, dying from his wound and dehydration, he was approached by Calypso.
The Contract
"Do you fear death?" Calypso asked Davy, as an immortal goddess, the concept of death has always fascinated her.
Delirious and thought it was a hallucination from dehydration, Davy Jones did not question how Calypso, his love appeared to him in the middle of the ocean. yet, he answered "I fear the thought of never meeting you again."
"You can be with me, always" Calypso told Davy, "if you would serve as my captain, my guide to the souls who are lost at sea."
Calypso also told Davy Jones that if he accepts, he would be to be able to only set foot on land once every ten years; for the magic to remain unbroken.
Davy Jones agreed.
Ten years, he devoted himself to the duty he was charged with.
Ten years, he looked after those who died at sea.
Finally, when they could be together again; Calypso was not there to meet him.
It was true, Calypso loved Davy Jones, as a mortal. Now that he had completely devoted himself and became cursed, Calypso no longer found Davy Jones fascinating nor beautiful.
It is then, Calypso realised that " a thing is beautiful not because it lasts. A candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long, and Davy Jones was once a beautiful boy who was pure and knew not fear and death. And now Calypso see something that reminds her of herself, an immortal who had no purpose in life nor have the freedom to act as they pleased. She had corrupted him, and she could not live to see him again, for it pains her heart to see what he had become.
Davy Jones waited on the promised island. He waited and waited, until he realised that Calypso was not coming...
The Rage
Outraged. Davy Jones cursed Calypso and renounces her contract, her love and her. It caused him to become cursed, and his body underwent drastic changes as punishment for breaking the contract between him and Calypso. He then sought the pirates to bind Calypso into her human form. This time for good.
The Silent Tear
After it was done, Davy Jones felt nothing. He was hollow inside, his love betrayed him and locking Calypso in her human form did not fill the void she left behind. Life was indeed cruel, when revenge did not bring him peace and his love did not bring him reciprocation. Filled with relentless hate, love, rage and sorrow, Davy Jones cut out his heart and locked it in a chest along with all the love letters and poetry he had given her. The man who Davy Jones was had died, now he was left a husk, a monster that knew not love or pain, a being that was both alive and dead.
As he closed the chest, he realised that there was one item missing, and it was the music box he had in his pocket. Davy Jones took it out and let the music play; as soon as the music played; memories of their love danced into his mind, and brought Davy Jones to tears. He could not let go of the box and kept it on him on all times, as a token of what once was. He shall bear this pain for eternity and remember the times they were together, for it was the only thing he had left that made him feel "human". An untainted memory, a remembrance of the life that Davy Jones once had which brought him the only peace he had known.
wow, I love this comment
@@just_a_random_person Thank you, i always thought theres a deeper , tragic story with Davy Jones, and this is my headcanon.
Also when Davy Jones died being embraced by the ocean, to him, it felt like he was finay being embraced and accepted by his true love which was beautiful. Perhaps at that time he wasn't angry at Calypso anymore, he was content just being embraced by his beloved one last time, he has been tired of being a monster for too long
beautiful, thank you
Thanks
many thanks .
Over four years old and everyone is already saying it but we all keep coming back here
yep
We're still here, just like the ship's crew
Part of the ship Part of the crew.
@@Legoman11 this movie's songs 🎧 r really amazing
True to your words
I think it's both insane and amazing how this song has been widely accepted by the PotC fandom as the canon lyrics for Davy Jones' theme.
@@Logan76039it's not
Yeah, I always hear the “My love will never die” line whenever that melody comes up
One of the most iconic soundtracks that'll never be forgotten
indeed
Goddammit im finding you in every vid i watched
he’s on the most random video I’ve searched for
Heck yeah, I'm surprised you now just commented on here
Every where I go I see his face
Ten years, I devoted to the duty you charged to me.
Ten years, I looked after those who died at sea.
And finally, when we could be together again...
You. *Weren't.* *There.*
Calypso!!
why you weren't there
@@alisond929 i do not love you
@afzal4784 Would you like me if I was anything but what I am?
@@namyar4254 I do *not* love you
Davy Jones deserves his own spin off film. That should be the next one, where the villain is the protagonist.
I think it would be interesting to see a prequel centered on him and how he became who we know him to be
@@wayneweisensee7722 Precisely. I think it should be how he makes a comeback as evident in the end credit scene of Dead Men Tell No Tales but also focuses on his origins as well.
@@ThisHandleIsInteresting Indeed, though I'm still figuring how exactly this comeback will come about as his story appeared to have come full circle in POTC 3 and he seemed to have found his peace in Calypso's maelstrom
@@wayneweisensee7722 Yeah I have no idea, but he's allegedly back now. Now sure why they brought him back XD
@@wayneweisensee7722 He will be in William Turners dreams. Haunting him and torturing him for abandoning the dutchmen. The dutchman needs a captain and even though the curse of the seas were broken still don't change the fact that the dutchman needs a captain.
I just realized that this sound is a fan work. I still cannot believe it. It is true poetry up to the level to which the song is a masterpiece.
Very true. I thought these where the real lyrics to the song that we’re never in the movies.
Wait really? That's amazing
WHAT THE HELL? THERE ARE SO MANY FRESH COMMENTS. OUR LOVE FOR THIS SONG WILL NEVER DIE
Heck yeah
@Davy Jones no but she wasn't there when you needed her
Her voice sounds like an expensive wine glass.
Still hearting comments 4 years later...
@@Cat_Lord_j has she been watching over the comments all these years :0
seems like a good analogy
It does 😊
@@TragicScum and when she could finally be back together with the ceo of youtube.. He left..
Shes the one that betrayed me, Shes the one who pretend to love me...~Davy Jones
To Be Sacrificed For Love, That, Is Something
Calypso never betrayed Davy Jones Davy Jones never showed up on land and eventually Calypso just stopped being on land where Davy jones could go
@@randomanimations1621 its actually the other way around
They both betrayed each other
@@undedlegion9189 but calypso betrayed him first
“Where there is anger, there is always pain underneath”
True there's no love without pain
@@reneylbaculpo3967 Not true. If someone you love is causing pain, rethink that relationship. Being in love should never mean pain will come. Unless that person dies or leaves you. To which, if they leave, you need to learn to get over that.
So tired of people, no sorry, men, thinking there has to be pain in love. Great way to end up single with that logic.
Also, not true. Lot’s of people show anger with zero pain. Anger does not equal pain. How limited is your emotional range to make these connections?
Davy jones' back story should have it's own movie.
Yes , absolutely
Yes, it should
Totally!
less make it happen
Agree💯% it would be interesting to see how he met colipso
Anyone else marathoning these movies in quarantine
HAHA, we did a few days ago, first time my kids watched them.
Literally just watched all of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies and just got here from the Jolly Sailer Bold song what the mermaids sang. Yes.
James Bond yes😂😂😂finished Salazars today
HELL YEAH!!
Same here!
Heard a saying the other day that’s perfect for his character
“There is no such thing as a villain…
There are only victims
Those who rise above there anger and hatred for being mistreated and grow we call heroes
Those who don’t…..who stay in there state of hatred who become consumed by it and vow to never feel again……
We call villains……
And there story’s are tragedies…..”
Poor English aside, yes... A villain is merely a victim of their world; someone who doesn't have the power to rise above their own hatred, but enough to cast it upon others...
Every broken man was broken for a reason. We can only hope they find salvation before their sins become inexcusable...
based on that, villains do exist. the definition is just what you said right there
This is so dumb lmao. Some people are evil. Popular characters like Joker, Jack Horner, The High Evolutionary, Demons from horror movies.
@@Elnina-pv3bx Facts.
Some people are just evil for the sake of it and a tragic backstory doesn't really change that they're still evil. There's good tragic villains for sure, but it says something when most of the best villains are just evil to be evil.
This really does characterize Jones perfectly. He is a vengeful man who gave up his humanity for a woman who just played and used him. But he still has love for her, just hatred love. And this song just incapsulates all of Jones’ motives and feelings. And I love it
The comments are still so recent, Davy is truly timeless.
Aye mate he is timeless
Aye
Davy Jones is the Most Unique Villian in Disney History hands down
@Bubba Jojo nah, barbossa is better than him
Kraken: hold my sea
Judge Frollo would like to know your address.
...
Claude Frollo >>>>
_"Life is cruel, Why should the afterlife be any different!?"_
-*Davy Jones*
Agreed
Same
Satan: Well come to HELL
to maintain the balance
@@tdpuuhailee8222 I mean, if hell is anything like hazbin hotel, count me in.
"Life is cruel...Why should the afterlife be any different?"
Davy Jones isn’t evil. He’s heartbroken. I hope people realize that. He isn’t a villain. He’s just... bitter.
Clint Eastwood well that brings up a really interesting philosophical question. Because your right! If the movie was written from the perspective of Davy Jones it could have easily been a story about him heroically trying to find his lost love. But taking two steps back you start to realize everyone in those movies acts selfishly and tries by any means necessary to obtain thier goal. So what makes a villain a villain? Because you can easily flip the narrative on any good story and make it to Where the “ bad guy” and “good guy” are interchangeable.
Yeah he is just heartless
There is nothing worse than a broken heart♥️
Stolen comment from a 10 year old vid XD
He is a villain. Him being heartbroken doesn't make it better and being bitter is no excuse.
Davy Jones was such a villian
Whose presence scared , and his absence depressed
Such a Character Disney portayed
D E E P
He once was a man who's heart was as vast as the ocean he sailed. But he gave it to a woman who could never love him I'm return and it made him into a monster.
Tragic beyond words.
@@jamestomlin5525
Love, a dreadful bond and yet so easily severed..
Very deep thought man Davy jones was a great character
when we were kids, we praise the good side
when we grow up, we understand the bad side
Stolen
And its *understand
Karaniya NUGROHO oh sorry i fix that :) and man this is everywhere :)
? and it's not about who wrote it first, it's about that point
This has been written before by so many people that's it's hard to tell who wrote it first.
Valentin Kambushev yeah but most important is that point, you know
"You're a cruel man Jack Sparrow!"
"Cruel's a matter of perspective."
Is it?
@@kingusernamelxixthemagnificent Yes
"According to legends and lore, the Flying Dutchman was given to Davy Jones by his love, the sea goddess Calypso, who gave Jones the duty of ferrying the souls who died at sea into the next world. After ten years, Jones would be free to come ashore to be with Calypso. But whenever Davy Jones came ashore, Calypso was nowhere to be found. This ultimately resulted in Jones carving out his own heart, and locking it in the Dead Man's Chest." he was just a man who shattered with his love. that turned him to a monster
Calypso: "It's my nature"
@@SunshineLanxy "I do. *NOT* love you
Wait... so she tricked him?
@@zonatedspore97acamas not intentionally if that makes sense
@@SunshineLanxy so what happened then?
"Life is cruel. Why should the afterlife be any different?" -Davy Jones
Because this life is a test, to see if you are worthy of heaven or hell.
@@hamadfaisal3599 agree, afterlife is much worse and harder. If in this world we did not do well enough
Rong deth is freedom I now iv experience deth you feel more alive than live and you find out what you truly are trust me I no I woke up with no Hart beet I now what it's like to DIY
_Those who are heartless, once cared too much._
_-Captain Davy Jones_
True
Say the moustache guy
Ok Hitler
Nice excuse you dweeb. 😂
Nice greek comment
truly a heart breaking song jones was never an evil man he was betrayed and lashed out in agony at the world for taking the woman he loved truly the perfect villain
10 years he was charged to a duty. Just to see the person he loved. If that isnt true love i dont know what is. (Also the fact she didnt show up. I feel Davys pain) anyone Else?
Aye whos with me!!??
I am pain...
He is by far the best devolped character in the franchise... I feel so sorry for Davey...😔
@@croniessecture5902 he set his destiny to meet the woman that betrayed him
Calypso is a sea goddess, she is the sea, therefore she was always with him, ever changing and never the same, he deluded himself for he dedicated himself to a task for the sole purpose of a reward, a selfish way to think of any task that should be done
Even though I kind of said bad things against him now, I think he is one of the best villains ever and everyone can relate to him
I still can't consider Davy Jones a true villain.
He's the result of how true love could be Selfdesctructive sometimes.
One of the most well developped characters Disney has ever created in my opinion.
💯💯
Villains always have a bad past. Thats what make them villains
i think he anti-villain
@@minhngan9931 anti-villains do wrong things for the greater good. Davy is doing what he does because his heart was broken.
@@denonhazard2990 Wrong. Being a villain is to actively and CURRENTLY doing something that is evil. Having a bad past doesn't make someone a villain.
Davy Jones, a pirate that is cruel, but under his cruel nature is a broken man who was cursed for years and just wanted to be reunited with Calypso. Davy Jones will always be one of my favorite villains. 🏴☠️🌊
Many things you were, Davy Jones, but never cruel. You have corrupted your purpose and so yourself and you did hide away what should always have been mine!
I spend Valentine's day like Davy Jones
Lol same 🤣
Ouch...
I've been at it longer bruh. plus how is it he has a son?
Sounds of
*fear,sadness and anger...*
*we
He wasn’t evil, he really wasn’t. He’d lost absolutely everything, he was unable to die and having nothing left to lose, it drove him insane.
Wyatt Szakacs whom among us can say they likely wouldn’t react similarly? I know I am.
Tyler Garcia of course you’d go crazy, never being able to die, and never being able to be with the only thing you’ve ever loved, nobody would be able to handle that
It's actually sad. I had a friend who went insane after his parents death. He killed himself a week after. It's horrifying how people can put the perspective of insanity in a movie/book.
He was lawful evil.
Wyatt Szakacs id understand can you explain me his backstory etc
"Those who are heartless, once cared too much" - Davy Jones
Unpopular opinion: instead of POTC 4 and 5 they should have made a Davy Jones & Calypso prequel; it could've taken place over deacades and we could've seen their eventual meetings and dealings with Jack (and even seen the Pearl's origin).
That’s a good idea
Hollywood: best I can do is a remake of the original 🤣🤣🤣
POTC 4 was good, POTC 5 was the worst.
The literal heartbeat in this song is so amazing. If you listen closely the dun dun, dun dun sounds like a heartbeat. It starts when Jones starts playing the organ.
"Ten years I devoted to the duty you charged of me. Ten years I looked after those that died at sea. And finally. When we could be together again, You. Weren't.There!...Why weren't you there?"
best lines
My favorite tragic villain ever! Drowned to evil from love! Blarg, the feels are too real!!
"Those who are heartless, once loved too much"
"And those who are broken, once believed too much."
"and those who read this coment,waste their 10 second time of life"
@@riswanda2620 shut fuck up
@@paolodemarcus8120 what fuck
enternal night II stfu these two comments are true
The never-changing man who loves the ever-changing sea.
Davy Jones was not always a terrible tyrant He was just a normal pirate who felt betrayed by the love of his life, the sea.
But sadly he hasnt realized that calypso never betrayed him.
Calypso is the sea and by breaking her promise she keeps davy on the sea and so on her side for eternity.
He was just a human and for that reason He could never understand the actions of a goddess.
In the end He died at sea and became one with Calypso.
Oh. This is an alternative point of view I hadn't thought of...
I think she knew she betrayed him. But it was her nature, free, wild, beautiful, treacherous. I quote:
Davy Jones: "... you weren't there. Why weren't you there?"
Calipso: "It's my nature. Would you love me if I was anything but what I am?"
And the rest is as you say.
@@divineprotector8902 thats the beautifull part of the story you can see it from many standpoints and it leaves place for interpretation.
Davy Jones was just a man who fell in love with the wrong woman. Calypso is the reason why he became a villain. He literally ripped his heart out because of her. And the saddest part is that he still loved her unconditionally...
Yes.
Ten years i devoted to the duty she charged of me, ten hears i looked after those who died at sea. And finally, when we could be together again. She. Werent. There. Why werent she there?
Poor Jones. You didn't understand. She was there. Every rolling wave, every rock of the ship, every storm in the sky, every drop of rain; she *is* the Sea. You married the Sea, but you couldn't accept her for what she really was. You wanted her to fit in your needs without considering hers. How much closer could you have been, to sail upon her salty surface for eternity, every spray of mist her palm upon your cheek? Together at all times, she the wild and untamed expanse of waters, you the stoic shepherd of the dead performing a thankless task with only your true love's watery whisper to keep you company? You cut your heart out for her...
But you *broke* hers.
Then Jones should have drowned the Brethren and freed her. He can only set foot on dry land once every ten years? I didn't see his crew having that issue. And yes; her very nature as the Sea meant she was fickle and untamable. She could be trapped in a human shell, but she was constantly waiting for him to set her free. Of the two, she stayed the most loyal, and true to herself.
In my opinion.
Aria Johnson ok, did my research. Apparently. After she didnt even take effort to show herself throughout those ten years and time after time when i would go ashore looking for her. She wasnt there. I plotted with the court to put her in human form. After we did that the pain and regret i felt after that caused me to carve my heart out and lock it away forever. And some sap decided to find it to force me to do his bidding. Making the kraken, and forcing souls to permanently serve on my ship. And then the court freed her. We still loved each other. So in one final epic battle, i went down. Finally with her again. As it should be. (And we were still smitten with each other) so yeah. But seriously. She was a god. She couldnt take the effort to show herself or give a sign at all. I think she learned her lesson though. So its all good
@@orbitingsentientsatellite4361
Ah. That's a fair point then. Guess being on the outside looking in it's easy to misconstrue whats being seen. Apologies, Captain.
Davy Jones You was the best damn villain
"Ten years you charged me to ferry the souls of the dead. And when at last we could be together again. You. Weren't. There."
"Why weren't you there?"
@@Cyberknight189 ''It's my nature..'''
Ten years i devoted to the duty you charged to me.
Ten years i looked after those who died at sea.
And finally when we could be together again... You werent there
Why werent you there...
😢
😭
Brandon Redhot 😭
Would you love me, if I was anything but what I am?
"Ten years, I devoted to the duty you charged me. Ten years, I looked after those who died at sea, and finally, when we could be together again, you weren't there. Why weren't you there?"
-Davy Jones
Its my nature
@@Broly-Z99 it is kinda isn't it. I mean she is the sea. U can't contain or bind the sea in one place. She is kinda the embodiment of freedom.
That part did kinda make me tear up alittle bit i ain't gonna lie.
Davy Jones is shockingly the most understandable villain in all these movies
I agree.
But Audrey
Why?
YES
Everyone coming back to this all at once isn't a coincidence
❤
“interesting reaction, but what does it mean?”
“Ten years, I devoted to the duty you charged me. Ten years, I looked after those who died at sea, and finally, when we could be together again, you weren't there. Why weren't you there?”
underrated comment
I am the sea...so I was always there. I was and will always be with you.
))))):
"It's in my nature"
"Its my nature" is like the worst thing she could of said, I probably would of went squidward after that to.
“Life is cruel, why should the afterlife be any different”
Do you fear Death?
SPARRA!
@@Joe_Potts *"you have no idea"*
@@Joe_Potts If you spend your time fearing death you'll have no time left to enjoy life
@@sh4dowveil749 i think ya meant to send that reply to Jenniflower 65, as she responded to my PotC reference "Do you fear Death" with "you have no idea" also i completely agree with you, MonkeyMan. Although what would we do without our dear friends, the cuttlefish?
The story of a man falling for a girl is one as old as time. Only in this case, the girl was none other than Calypso the immortal goddess and the man was a young sailor who wore his heart on his sleeve. One day, as the sailor began to age, he realized that his time with calypso was limited and he begged for a way to stay with her for eternity. He gave up his pure heart and good looks to become the feared Davy Jones, a figure who was more myth than man, all in hopes of seeing his one true love once every ten long years. And yet even after all he had sacrificed in her name calypso did not give him the same love in return.
Cast away and heart broken, the immortal Davy Jones became the true monster of the sea we know today. Described as a monster by his true love, and yet he is a monster of her making.
That's what the movie tells us. The Real Legend of The Flying Dutchman is way different.
@@stonecold6022 mind tellong the story of the flying dutchman
@@stonecold6022 what’s the story
@@twomp5613 a captain makes a deal with the devil jesus notices and goes mad punishing him
@@isaacccccccccccc that's...kinda bad (like most stories re jesus)...probably why it was never a movie lmao. Also it wasn't jesus, part of the deal with the devil would be that he 'would sail the ship unto port even when Judgement Day came' the devil heard this and took him up on it. The flying dutchman will never dock, it will stay at sea forever, the capt and crew will live forever in exchange for their souls (which, when you're caught up in a storm and are gonna die anyway, is completely reasonable).
However, the real ship was renowned for travelling extremely fast, from Netherlands to Java (Indonesia) in 3 months. Lots of people thought he made a deal with the devil, Captn Bernard Fokke was his name, upon encountering other ships other members of the crew tried to pass messages to people clearly dead for years. Theres also this image, which looks uncanny to the 'up is down' part
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Dutchman#/media/File:Superior_mirage_of_the_boats_painting.jpg
"It is a common superstition of mariners, that, in the high southern
latitudes on the coast of Africa, hurricanes are frequently ushered in
by the appearance of a spectre-ship, denominated the Flying Dutchman.
The crew of this vessel are supposed to have been guilty of some
dreadful crime, in the infancy of navigation; and to have been stricken
with pestilence ... and are ordained still to traverse the ocean on
which they perished, till the period of their penance expire."
- John Leyden
Also, could this be capt Barbossa?
"One account states that on the voyage out to Botany Bay
a conspiracy was hatched by the convicts on board to seize the ship.
Barrington disclosed the plot to the captain, and the latter, on
reaching New South Wales, reported him favourably to the authorities, with the result that in 1792 Barrington obtained a warrant of emancipation (the first issued), becoming subsequently superintendent of convicts and later high constable of Parramatta.[". Explains why he became a constable in the later ones
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Barrington
aha! And this is Sparrow: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Ward
"Ward and his colleagues deserted and stole a small 25-ton barque from Portsmouth Harbour.[4] Ward's comrades elected him captain, one of the earliest precedents for pirates choosing their own leader.[5] They sailed to the Isle of Wight and captured another ship, the Violet, a ship rumored to be carrying the treasure of Roman Catholic refugees.[6] The ship turned out to be empty of treasure, but the enterprising Ward used her to capture a much larger French ship. "
This song and the backstory is romantically tragic. Gets me every time.
I love it how it’s been 5 years and people still come back to this song
Everyday since I found this masterpiece xD
Quando a música é boa, Sempre voltam
The sad thing is that Calypso was truly in love with Davy. But at the same time she couldn't help what she is: The sea itself, which is extremely unpredictable.
It's in her nature
Love the story of this character and this song is on my playlist. As a truck driver, I'm home for 3 days a month and hardly get to see my wife and kid, but I love the road. They live well and my hellbound ass stays to the highway.
Im super glad that your family is doing well
Maybe quit and get a better job?
@@briankelly9347 Quit
but why
in such a job you are your own boss and make thousands and thousands of dollars
sit down
I love how alive this still is, these movies will never die, and neither will pirates. "Never shall we die."
I know right?
I found this when it probably first came out
and every now and then I find myself coming back to it🐙🐙
@@TembyWemby1368 That just goes to show how true my first comment is, because I barely discovered it now, and you discovered it when it came out, years apart (or at least I think so, I didn't check the date of when this video came out but I assume its been years) and there's still new comments everyday. I always liked the first PotC movie but had'nt seen the rest till recently and am now ObSeSsEd////////Barbossa's death had me crying, literally!!
@@HairyOldMen-n6q I too did cry when Barbossa died, RIP
He played fiercely on his organ, the sounds echoing and screaming throughout the swaying ship, her voice singing along passionately in his mind, so loud and tangible that it was as if she was there beside him. Their song haunted him; her words even more. He played, as if the song would bring her back. Back to him. His heart belonged to the sea, but the sea could never be contained. She was an eternal force, and mortality could not stop what is ageless. And so he played, because he still loved her, for no matter how many times she broke his heart, his heart would always belong to her, and hers to his. She was the only key that could unlock his cold, detached heart.
Davy Jones: "Ten years I devoted to the duty you charged to me. Ten years I looked after those who died at sea. And, finally when we could be together again... you weren't there. Why weren't you there?"
Calypso: "It's my nature"
still hits me hard TT
How did you think I felt.
The way he says it, as well. The acting in these movies was phenomenal.
Davy Jones had an amazing character, his backstory, his cgi, everything about Davy is perfect
Davy Jones deserves a separate movie of his own!!!
Legends say there are so many people listening to this masterpiece right now
1 hour after, almost there
Am I close enough to be counted as a legend too?
And crying their eyes out
*Those who are heartless, once cared the most...*
Damn now u got me crying
31 heartless person agreed
What about psychopaths? Lol
and when there heart is restored there love and hope is stronger then any pain bar one love
@Social Dissidence
"My heart will always belong to you..."
-Davy Jones
wait.. so you are telling me this masterpiece was Fan-Made??? DUDE WHERE IS YOUR OSCAR?
Is it fan made, i thought it was original 🔥, yeah as long as I remember the movie doesn't have any lyrics to this music
@@elvisedison1741 same
Правда
"Those who are heartless, once cared too much" --- Ser davy Jones.
Captain Davy Jones*
“She pretended to love me!!! She betrayed ME!!!”
“Ten years I devoted to the duty you charged to me, Ten years I looked after those who died at sea, and finally, when we could be together again..you weren’t there....why weren’t you there?”
“My heart will always belong to you”
Our lips can lie but never our hearts
"Do you fear death? Do you fear that dark abyss? All your deeds laid bare, all your sins punished? I can offer you an escape." - Davy Jones
No, I do not fear death sir...for my fear of falling in love is a fate much worse...I welcome death.
@@ThelegoLord This one goes free, for he understands.
“Many things you were Davy Jones, but never cruel”
I love how people keep coming back here, it's like a safe place for everyone. Its nice
My girlfriend showed this song to me about a year after we started dating but it tears me apart to listen to it she passed away 2 years ago after getting hit by a drunk driver but on our anniversary I listen to it every year
Drunk drivers are absolutely terrible. Truly a despicable and selfish act to drive under the influence of anything. I'm deeply sorry for your loss. I truly hope she's resting peacefully.
@Eski Dost Rest In Peace mate, hope you’re alright good.
today i experience lose streak in my game and now, i read this it even makes me sad lol
I have no doubts that you find one another in Hel (Norse after life), until then stay strong lad thats what she would want.
I'm so sorry for your loss man, may she rest in peace
3300 dislikes? y'all gangsta until Davy Jones wakes up the kraken.
the kraken is dead tho
and davy jones
Bullshit u cant kill the C'thulhu and his master
ScArE Davy Jones can return for he was cursed, and the Kraken is a species so it could return.
Now I'm curious, as to what happened with the kraken and if Calypso and Davy Jones are together in some kind.
Me: Ten years... For ten years I listened to your theme song. And when I went to the theater to watch the new PotC movie... You. Weren't. There.
Davy: It's my nature. Life is cruel, why should Disney be any different?
MasterChiefSamus well he was there xd in the after credits scene) Still the film sucked imo
This comment deserve More likes
"Life is cruel, why should the after life be any different ". I love this song!
“10 years I devoted to the duty you charged me, 10 years I looked after those who died at sea...And when we could finally be together again, You weren't there...WHY you weren’t there’’-Davy Jones
I love his reaction when she says it's her nature. He just flinches and when he tells her he doesn't love her, he can't even bring himself to face her when he says it
You know, the phrase “my love will never die” can have two meanings. [My love for you] will never die, or [The person I love] will never die. Both work in this context
This is the best cover of the song that I've found.
Really capturing the melancholy that Davey feels for her through a lullaby, while also caputring his rage and fury with that organ, followed by stronger sounding vocals.
"He fell in Love with a woman"
"No, it's the sea he fell in love with"
"Same story different versions, and all are true!"
"You see, it was a woman! As harsh, changing and untameable like the sea."
me: villains music with emotional meanings
"video finished"
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😂
The greatest villain of all time. He was so brutal and unforgiving he even, how do I word it without getting deleted by TH-cam... PAINTED SANTA IN RED.
😎😎😎
Love This Song!!!, Who's Listening To This In 2018-2019?
Justus Rivera since you barely posted this yeah I love to go back and listen to a classic
"Ah, love. A dreadful bond. And yet, so easily severed."
-Davy Jones
Tell me William Turner, do you fear death?
@@robertocazzaniga5548DO YOU?
Your a cruel mind, Jack Sparrow!
Every day is a good day to listen to this song. Why should Christmas be any different?
Lol
I know this is just a fan-made added lyrics but... This really feels like it should have been at the end of the second of the third movie. It's amazing. I mean I normally don't feel bad for the villains but this made me feel sympathy for Davy Jones. Nice work!
Hey yo , look at this video : Davy Jones & Calypso Story
This song is really wonderful! All that you say is true.
RANT TIME
What makes a good villain is their backstory, the part that no one knows about but explains why the character does what he/she does or turned "evil".
Davy Jones is a villain with depth, character and an amazingly emotional and heartbreaking backstory that Bill Nighy depicted spectacularly.
"Love is a viscous motivator." (Sherlock quote) Taking this into consideration he turned cruel because the woman he loved and gave everything(his freedom) to serve betrayed him on a whim.
Also, can someone explain to me why Calypso didn't fucking show up, like I know you're a goddess and all that but you supposedly loved him so dont go and break his heart.
The best thing about Davy Jones' character is the fact that despite everything that she cost him, his heartbreak being the reason he turned into a "monster" and carved his heart out, he still loved her. His heart still beat for her despite acting on vengeance and trapping her.
Literally. His last words were 'Calypso'.
I really absolutely love Davy Jones' character and would like to see him redeemed and returned in the 6th movie if there is going to be one.
If you listen to the song "Hoist the colours" you will know.. "The king and his men stole the queen from her bed, and bound her in her bones."
She was bound by men, basically became a prisoner to humans so she couldn't keep her word, in the movie you see Calypso being freed... she becomes the ocean again and davy jones's resting place, in the end they were reunited but not everything can have a happy ending sadly
"The king and his men stole the queen from her bed, and bound her in her bones."
That's the Pirate King, Davy Jones, of the first Brethren Court, and the nine pirate lords, stole the goddess Calypso from her bed of the sea, and bound her in human form.
"The seas be ours, and by the powers, where we will, we'll roam."
"Oh, we claimed the sea for ourselves, aye, but opened the door to Beckett, and his ilk!"
"Now some have died, and some are alive, and others sail on the sea."
Referring to the pirate lords. Some are dead, like Sao Feng, others are alive, like Jack Sparrow. And others are neither, but sail on the sea regardless, like Barbossa.
"with the keys to the cage, and the devil to pay, we lay to Fiddler's Green."
They carry the nine pieces of eight, the keys to Calypso's cage, and the only one to contend with is that devil, Davy Jones. And they lay to Fiddler's Green, the afterlife for sailors, a heaven to the Locker's hell.
"The bell has been raised from its watery grave, hear its sepulchral tone."
The song has been sung, a death knell for the age of pirates.
"A call to all, pay heed the squall, and turn your sails toward home."
The song calls a final meeting of the Brethren Court, all the lords must sail to Shipwreck Cove, the home of pirates if ever there was one.
@@wolfycssnipereye417 Wow I'm upset that I can't like this enough. Tbh I've always wondered if Calypso just chose to be oblivious to the fact that she created this "monster" or just didn't acknowledge it but then again the fact that she still had the musical locket on accounted for the fact that she still loved him so I'm kinda at peace with the fact.
@@vidhu9898 Yes and their love is so sad, like both cursed by their love which was not meant to be, human and goddess. He suffered and fell into darkness, bound to the sea thinking she lied, and Calypso in pain, bound in human form to land powerless, never being able to reach her love, only united after Davy's death
Davy Jones was never really a bad guy at heart. He had only become so due to his long life of great emotional pain. 💔💔
Davy Jones: Do ya fear death?!
Jack Sparrow: You have no idea
My heart will always belong to you, Calypso.
Always.
Aww...
That “always”...remind me...something...but the question is: what?
I came here from a potc video
@@ClaireIamma perhaps Severus Snape
omg this reminds me when severus snape replied "always" to Dumbledore implying that he always loved Lily, he's very similar to Davy, both once loved too much
He executed a sacred charge from the woman he loved faithfully for 10 years, all in the hope that he would see her again, confident that their love was true and that she would be waiting for him. But when the day finally came, she abandoned him.
The unimaginable heartbreak tore him to pieces, The only way to cope with the pain was to cut out his own heart. But in the process, also cut out all that made her love him. It left only a hollow shell of a man plagued forever by grief and pain, doomed to become a destroyer to the end of his days.
he really is one of the greatest villains Disney ever made.
Wait, so why did she abandon him them?
@@zonatedspore97acamas It was in her nature. She was as wild and treacherous as the sea remember.
@@UltraPoseidon so... it was or not intentional?
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@@zonatedspore97acamas it was both. She told him "it's in my nature, would you have loved me if i was anything but what i am ? " So partially because she wants to and the other part to preserve their love which kind of destroyed it sadly 😔
"Life is cruel. Why should the afterlife be any different?"
Best written line ever. This is what it feels like to be abandoned by love, time, and on some levels even forgotten by God.
"Ah, love. a dreadful bond! and yet, so easily severed" - Davy jones
*sometimes the background story of villains makes the hero more cruel*
Sometimes a hero is only a hero because we see their side of the story first.
@@enomisv9830 true
@@enomisv9830 more often than not that is the case.
True
'Life is cruel, why should the afterlife be any different?'
-Tentacle Man
Ya Fraid To Get Wet?
Steve
No. To Never rest in peace yet you must lead those who die at sea and make sure they're safe. Its a fate worse than death.
@Davy Jones Hey Captain...I'm neither dead nor dying, but what are my chances of joining the crew? I make a mean lasagne :D
Everyone: Davy Jones
Fanta54: Tentacle Man
@@Jana-1zy I've watched this movie a million time so don't expect me to not know that name mate
Davy Jones is one of those movie villains who's not really evil. He's a broken man. He's misunderstood. He was and continues to be haunted by the one he loved. He waited ten long years to see her, and she didn't show up. He loved her and she took it for granted. She created the monster he became. Davy is just hurt, broken, and misunderstood, not evil.
Actually this curse have a lot of loopholes. He can just be in sea water and he l be good. Like, they could meet on the ship in haven or he could be in a bucket or some else water filled container. So... I really don't understand what's the problem was.
Literally me bro 🤓
@@tolikkazan9889well if you don't know yet Davy John promise the one he love (sea witch) to guide anyone who die at sea to their rest for 10 year when 10 year pass he goes and look for the one he love but she didn't show up that's why he ripped his heart out to never felt hurt a gain
@@HuyNhat-qn2st yea, i know. But wasn't the 10 years was just a cooldown for ability to go on the land?
@@tolikkazan9889 Yes there are loopholes....but remember it wasn't a curse originally. He had a duty given to him by Calypso in exchange for his immortality. He had to ferry the souls of those lost at sea. A full time job as it happens, with shore leave only once every ten years. When Calypso failed to meet him, he abandoned his duty and was cursed for abandoning the souls of the dead. That's why he and his crew are all half drowned sea monsters and twisted creatures
Davy jones and anakin skywalker are a clear example of how love can corrupt a mans heart and unleash evil
I swear to god I've read this comment somewhere else.
Shady Sam definitely saw this comment on another video of Davy Jones theme lmao
@@ChowieWowie Yeah I found it, it is (for me at least) 4th in top comments and was made 10 months prior to this one.
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Not love, heartbreak
Do Suchti I saw this comment in the other Davy Jones theme. And I’m pretty sure Anakin’s evil thanks to Palpatine manipulating him.
2020 still here. Love tha song
Davy Jones is the most relatable villain to me. I know his pain all too well for 6 years I’ve been holding out hope for someone so yeah I know this pain and it’s why the lyrics hit deep for me at least
Davy Jones deserves a movie only focusing on his life. It really would be good seeing how he became the Flying Dutchman.
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Davy jones wins the final battle
Agreed
“You used to be many things Davy Jones. But not evil.” -Calypso
*Never Cruel* is actually what she says.
"But never cruel"* :)
I should not know that off by heart lol... I'm worried I'm obsessed with POTC ha ha
DK “many things you were Davy Jones, but never cruel.”