The new theme tune for London commuting isn't for youngsters or those of you with sensitive ears (or those of you with sound cards at work), but is spot on. Also I can pretty much guarantee that 90% of folks who work in London won't detect any bad language in this at all anyway...

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Another stroke of genius.

That's why I go everywhere by buses!
Oh actaully London Public Transport sucks!

Glad you like the song. It's from a CD made by me & a mate for Macmillan Cancer Relief.

Have a look at <b>www.amateurtransplants.com </b> to hear more tracks and find out about the CD. Cheers!!

the song isn't by you, you stole it!

'scuse me?

We wrote it in 2002, when there were tube strikes every week. Performed it live a dozen times since.
(Of course, the tune isn't ours!)

Why, where do you think it came from...?

Actually I think London transport is so great. When I was a student in the 70s it was rubbish. I can't believe the difference.

Bad language? What bad language? I didn't even notice it. (I've just posted about strong language on my blog- serendipity or what?)

It made me smile. I feel for people who have to take the tube every day.

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