A song written by a good friend of mine.

Vocals & Instruments - Russell Sprout
Guitar solo - Claude Sirois

QUESTIONING

Do you remember long ago, the rain had turned to snow
The morning casting shadows that was in the afterglow
The sun shone down upon me but at the time I didn’t know
I was questioning.

It was there I made my stand, I was one upon the land
The coming of the night time like a pebble in my hand
And what had gone before just like the sand upon the shore
Didn’t mean a thing, that’s why I’m questioning.

CHORUS:
It’s not easy saying goodbye
There is no reason in asking you why
No one could ever see the change I’m going through
You’re not to blame, it’s something I must do
I’m not the one to criticise the things you do
It doesn’t mean a thing, that’s why I’m questioning.

Now we go our separate ways, the moon has changed it’s phase
Nights can be so lonely and so too are the days
Something stirred inside me but I’ll never change my ways
It doesn’t mean a thing, that’s why I’m questioning.

Now’s the time to recollect, out of self respect
People criticising, pretending to be friends
They can talk the talk but they will never walk the walk
It doesn’t mean a thing, that’s why I’m questioning.

Words and music by George Dunn 2007


Movie footage is from the BBC documentary "A History Of Scotland".