At the time of Actually Tennant was more in the closet than out (like George Michael) but the themes of sin and redemption merge nicely with the legendary station, neglected for many years(St.Pancras moreso) and one can image tramps, drug dealers, rent boys etc etc... the lyrics really promote this sober imagery, brill song too, in my mind the only omission off Discography (wasn't released as a single - why not?).
At the time of Actually Tennant was more in the closet than out (like George Michael) but the themes of sin and redemption merge nicely with the legendary station, neglected for many years(St.Pancras moreso) and one can image tramps, drug dealers, rent boys etc etc... the lyrics really promote this sober imagery, brill song too, in my mind the only omission off Discography (wasn't released as a single - why not?).