"No Change" genre: Folk Rock
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	A different style from our other recordings, but representing an important part of our live set. No Change is written and sung by Brian in lament for the passing of the good things. Features Brian on electric & acoustic guitars with Jon on mandolin and Susan on bass.
	Credits: Words & Music copyright Brian Eade. Arrangement & performance copyright Straight Furrow
	Story Behind the Song We all share a sense of loss when we see good parts of our society eroded and replaced by the bland offerings of the corporate empires. Too, we share a sense of infuriation when change for the worse is touted as an improvement. Added to this, Brian is hopelessly nostalgic. Lyrics No more busses no more trains Just convenience stores; half an hour's drive away Competition's healthy; none remains, A generation's loss, a corporation's gain Chorus Why do the good times fade away? By the time they're missed it's all to late Why do old heroes pass away? Why do some things never change? Get rich quick, the latest scheme Greater choice; more the same Tell me; who wants a job for life? Thatcher lived, Morecambe died. chorus Temporary workers lowley paid Wages subsidised by the Welfare State. The Public Private Partnership; Servcices. For whose benefit? Chorus Words and music copyright B E Eade 2002 Perfomance & Arr. Copyright Eade,Leff,Williams 2002

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