London Underground

Every song has a story and I bet you’ll like this one.

It’s to do with the time when I was madly in love with this guy who lived in London. The problem was – I lived in Lancashire, so every time I came to see him in London I had to travel on the Underground to get to him. You can imagince the sheer excitement coming up – it seemed the train was travelling at snail speed, I couldn’t wait to meet him, anticipating the delights of the week end will be.

Now, coming back to Euston station where I had to take the train back to Lancashire, was an totally different story: sheer agony at the thought of leaving behind  somebody who meant more than life to me – hence the words of the song: I love it when it’s bringing me, I hate it whern it’s taking me/ away from the magic of you…. and so on.

You’ve got to hear the song to find out more.

Dizzy Gillespie- Jazz Quotes

“It’s taken me all my life to learn what not to play.”