This song makes explicit reference to two things. First, the General Agreement on Trade and Tarriffs (Google that for some info on how your government is selling you into wage slavery to the corporations) and the London Underground (the subway)- when the train stops, there's a space between the train and the platform, and if you're careless, you can get stuck or even fall through. To remind people to be, well, mindful, a recorded voice is played that says "Mind the gap."
Although seriously... when a polipunk band uses a proper noun you don't recognise, GOOGLE.
This song makes explicit reference to two things. First, the General Agreement on Trade and Tarriffs (Google that for some info on how your government is selling you into wage slavery to the corporations) and the London Underground (the subway)- when the train stops, there's a space between the train and the platform, and if you're careless, you can get stuck or even fall through. To remind people to be, well, mindful, a recorded voice is played that says "Mind the gap."
Although seriously... when a polipunk band uses a proper noun you don't recognise, GOOGLE.