John gave them a curt nod and walked on. The two lads laughed loudly and broke into a rendition of a popular song. As John made his way to the platform, he met the passengers leaving the station. The usual late-night crowds. Kwami from Washington Dc, DcAbsolutely great song, and agreed a great live one too. Highlight of "Live Jam" when whole crowd hums along after the chorus and then shouts "hoy!"

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A short corridor led to another door and a public walkway. Both sides of the walkway were filled with advertising. An overflowing rubbish bin with discarded fast-food wrappers and fizzy-pop cans at the bottom of it. Davie from Scotland, IrelandThe Jam and Paul Weller at their absolute best - Brilliantly raw sound especially Live - The best song of All Mod Cons LP by a mile !!!

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An elderly woman, clutching her bag and looking nervous. A young woman, her eyes on the ground and walking straight ahead. John marched down the corridor. He could hear the last train arriving. It pulled into the station and then he heard Colin’s tired monotone voice. He carried on walking to the very end of the platform, past the two benches on the side. He stopped and looked behind him again.

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He's clearly travelling home at dinner time "She'll be lining up the cutlery". Yet he is still in the tube station at midnight. Can you think of a reason why he should still be there about 6 hours later? Greg House from Princeton, NjCould have been used in the Australian skinhead film Romper Stomper. There is a scene where the skinheads beat up some Asians in the tube stop. She'll be lining up the cutlery, you know she's expecting me, polishing the glasses and pulling out the cork

Are you sure you’re looking on the right platform?” asked John. He would talk to the station chief about Colin.