Ron Hynes - No Change In Me 

A little slide show made from shots by Candace Owen. The shots were taken around Newfoundland.
The song is "No Change In Me", by Ron Hynes. It was co-written by Ron and Murray MacLauchlan. A song about Newfoundlanders leaving their homes even though they want to stay. They leave for better jobs and a bigger chance.
Thanks to Ron for being so nice. :) I won't trade the guitar. Hope to see you again really soon!
Lyrics:
You could shoot off a cannon
Down the middle of Bond,
and attract no attention in downtown St. John's.
This getting nowhere is getting to me
Wondering where can you go
To be all you can be
No regular Joe wants to pull up and go
Just to wind up homesick
Where there's no one you know
Just a smoke and a beer
And the sports on T.V.
Being sorry you left
With no chance but to leave
No change in the weather
No change in me
I don't want to leave
But you can't live for free
You can't eat the air
And you can't drink the sea
No change in the weather
No change in me
You could shoot off a cannon
From the top of Long's Hill
And a Gulliver's taxi might be all that you'd kill
We were promised the sun and the moon and the stars
We got weathered old clapboard
And salt rusted cars
So I'll join in the leaving like all of the rest
For Montreal, Calgary, Vancouver West
Lay down on the sidewalk
And kick off and die
Watch people not looking
As they hurry by
No change in the weather
No change in me
I don't want to leave
But you can't live for free
You can't eat the air
And you can't drink the sea
No change in the weather
No change in me
No change in me
I don't want to leave
but you can't live for free.
Down here, you can't live for free.
And you can't eat the air
and you can't drink the sea...
No change in the weather
no change in me.