"Baby Have Some Faith" was the final single released by 54-40 during their period with Warner Records out of the U.S. While ostensibly "inspired by the birth of my first kid," according to Neil Osborne, the song is also political in a vague, U2-ish way: "the enemy was a little more clear – the U.S. government in Central America and things like that."
Hometown: | Vancouver |
Canadian Content: | While the "soulless town" might refer to some specific Canadian place, the band name is definitely Canadian: it refers to "Fifty-Four Forty or fight!," a slogan used by Americans – including President James Polk – who vowed to expand the US border north to Alaska. |
Release Date: | 8 August 1989 |
Composer: | Neil Osborne, Phil Comparelli |
Album: | Fight for Love |
Style: | alt rock |
Charts: | #1 Canadian Content Chart |
Mar*Star 125: | 38 |
Mar*Star 150: | 138 |
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