I'm About to Play Now

Hundreds of parents say good bye to their kids on the train. They're herded into a village hall, selected like cattle in a cattle market. And they arrived at this tiny house with oil lamps and no electricity. There's a cat asleep by the hearth; there's a canary in a cage. Then they look outside in the garden, and there's the railway at the end of their garden. The first song that i'm about to play now takes place on their first night.