He gets up early about seven o'clock,

The alarm goes off and then the house starts to rock.

In and out of the bathroom by seven-o-three,

By seven-ten he's downstairs drinking his tea.

So put a shine on your shoes,

Put on your pin-striped suit.

Can't lose those early-morning-can't-stop-yawning,

Push and shoving rush hour blues.



Wife:

Darling are you ready?

You'll be late for the bus!



Star:

Don't rush me baby

While i'm using my brush.



Wife:

Get a move on darling

You're cutting it fine.



Star:

Cool it baby

I've got plenty of time.



So put a shine on your shoes

Put on your pin-striped suit.

Can't lose those early-morning-can't-stop-yawning

Push and shoving rush hour blues.



Soon i'll be just one of the commuters

Waiting for the subway train.

I'll be rushing up the stairs

And in the elevator.

By the time that i get there

I'm gonna feel like a mole in the ground

I'll be caught in the crush

I'll be pushed and be shoved,

And i'll be trying to get the subway train.

I'll be fighting with my brief case

And my umbrella,

Every morning and every night.

Some people do it every day of their lives.



Wife:

Read the paper later

You'll be caught in the queues.



Star:

Don't rush me baby

While i'm reading the news.



Wife:

Darling get a move on

You're cutting it fine.



Star:

Cool it baby

I've got plenty of time.



A quick cup of coffee and a slice of

Toast and the star (or should we say,

Norman?) is off to do battle with the

Rush hour queues and traffic jams.



In the rush hour queues-ac