You left in the morning
You left without a word
Did you get what you came for?
Is this what I deserve?

Oh I know
The silence was the loudest thing
I've ever heard
Where do we stand?
What am I supposed to do?
Give me the clearest indication
I'm not alone with you

Reach out your hand
In a world I thought I knew
I need the clearest indication
The clearest indication from you

Did we have all we wanted
And let it slip away in time?
Like a country divided
Fifty one to forty nine.

Years ago
I suppose we just can't seem to make up our minds
Where do we stand?
What am I supposed to do?
Give me the clearest indication I'm not alone with you

Reach out your hand
In a world I thought I knew
I need the clearest indication
The clearest indication from you

Oh times like these it's hard to see
With any kind of clarity
What's the point of wondering anymore?
So much I just can't figure out
I'd love to know without a doubt
For sure, for sure
Where do we stand?
What am I supposed to do?
Give me the clearest indication I'm not alone with you

Reach out your hand
In a world I thought I knew
I need the clearest indication
The clearest indication from you (x4)
From you.


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    It's obvious that this song can be interpreted in two ways, but I believe that it is largely about Newfoundland independence. It wouldn't exactly be out of context for Great Big Sea to write about this, and the "like a country divided 51 to 49" line is the most obvious reference to the matter that I can think of. Also, notice in the music video the shirt that Newfoundland actor Allan Hawco is wearing. If that's not a shoutout to the Newfoundlanders, I don't know what is.

    me23on February 18, 2007   Link

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