Music: Andrew Gower/David Gleave
Sister Mary carries her photographs onto the underground
Always a wonderer
She had her kids with a ten different men
And she tries to pretend that their all from the same lover
Brother John is an organised gambler
A suit wearing rambler
Forever a stumbler
He lost his house at a game of a cards
And he's trying so hard to hold onto his poker face
Always on the underground since the day that I moved here
It's like a black and white movie
Somehow you got to keep moving
Daughter Jane she was counting her autographs
On the train platform
Wearing her uniform
She had a thing for celebrity chefs
'Cause there's nobody left to cook food at the end of school
Doctor Mo was a hospital rockstar
A medical popstar
Straight out of ER
But on the train he's a failure again
When he tries to explain
What went wrong in the surgery
Always on the underground since the day that I moved here
It's like a black and white movie
Somehow you got to keep moving
Somehow you got to keep moving
Somehow you got to keep moving
It's like a black and white movie
Sometimes you've got to go under
To know why they put under in understand
So when you travel through London
Just open your eyes to the underground
Sometimes you've got to go under
To know why they put under into understand
So when you travel through London
Open your eyes to the Underground
It's like a black and white movie
And open your eyes
Open your eyes
To the underground
To the underground
Step into the glory
Embrace all your stories and your chances to meet
It's were the rich men share carriages
With beggars who are just looking for the next meal to eat
And open your eyes
Step into the glory
Embrace all the stories and your chances to meet
It's were the rich men share carriages
With beggars who are just looking for the next meal to eat
To the underground
You got step in
You got step into the glory
To the underground
It's like a black and white movie
It's like a black and white movie
Somehow I gotta keep moving
Somehow I gotta keep moving
To the underground