At the end of a relationship, when you find yourself alone… there’s the sort of pain and despair that goes along with it, but there’s also the sort of pleasantness about it, whatever that is… the return of solitude which can be quite joyful at times… I was walking around Port Hope… I had about ¾ of the song finished, and there’s just something nice about being in that state of mind when you’re in the middle of writing and a song and everything is sort of contained into writing that song… I was just walking around Port Hope… and the snow started to fall and we got this sort of shared Canadian experience of watching snow fall through and by a streetlight, and there’s a certain calm and connectedness that goes along with it… And I was just standing there in Port Hope… watching the snow fall… feeling connected and just thinking about the same snow falling out in the middle of Lake ontario.

— Greg Keelor from the liner notes of their 1999 live album, Just a Vacation.

Yes!

Yes!