IGIntro: Girls
Ooh, ooh-ooh
Love train, waiting for the love train
Love train, waiting for the love train
V1Verse 1: Paul
Been working so hard for so long (ooh)
I think it’s time I should be moving on (ooh)
PCPre-Chorus: Paul, Girls
I’m gonna do the right thing (your baby’s calling you)
I’m gonna do the right thing (show that your love is true)
You know that it’s the best thing (you know just what to do)
I’ve got myself a one way ticket and I’m coming home
CAChorus: All, Girls
Riding on a love train (ooh)
Making my way back to you, baby
Riding on a love train (ooh)
Cruising my way back to my baby’s arms
Riding on a love train (ooh)
Making my way back to you, baby (my way back to you, baby)
Riding on a love train (ooh)
Cruising my way back where my baby’s arms are waiting for me
V2Verse 2: Paul
Don’t stop, keep moving, I don’t want to get off
No, no, no
Till I reach my baby in the tunnel of love
PCPre-Chorus: All, Girls
I’m gonna do the right thing (follow you anywhere)
I know that it’s the right thing (show just how much you care)
Ooh, you make my heart sing (hang on and I’ll be there)
I’ve got myself a one way ticket and I’m coming home
CAChorus: All, Girls
Riding on a love train (ooh)
Making my way back to you, baby
Riding on a love train (ooh)
Cruising my way back where my baby’s arms are waiting for me
BGBridge: Girls
Ooh, ooh-ooh
Love train, waiting for the love train
Love train, waiting for the love train
Love train, waiting for the love train
Love train, waiting for the love train
CAChorus, All, Girls, Paul
Love train
Making my way back to you, baby (my way back to you, baby)
Riding on a love train (love train)
Cruising my way back to my baby’s arms (my way back to you, baby)
Riding on a love train (riding on a love train)
Making my way back to you, baby
Riding on a love train
BProfessor Beazley
THIS IS AN OUTRAGE!
BProfessor Beazley
Have you all gone stark staring mad? What do you think you’re doing?
Well, we’re just having a laugh.
BProfessor Beazley
A laugh, and that’s funny, is it? Taking some of the finest young minds in the country and setting them to work on strategies for throwing flour around the kitchen.
Look. Just chill out a bit, mate. I mean what is your problem? They were just having a bit of fun for once. That’s what kids do.
BProfessor Beazley
Fun. You call that fun. Throwing paint in each other’s hair. What’s the point in that?
BProfessor Beazley
I think you should all leave now, before you do any more damage.
Damage? Professor Beazley, did you see those kids’ faces? They were happy. They were really happy and why was that? Because for the first time in their entire life, they were, they were having fun. They were being kids. They were being funny, clever, inquisitive, smelly, messy kids. Now, do you understand what we’re trying to say here or do you want it in Latin first?
Nice one. You’re almost forgiven. (kissing Paul’s cheek)