Well, I don't know
'Cause he was just a cab driver
So I don't know about at all
He used to take the tourists
From the airport
Drive to Soho and Southhall
He was a time
And a half man
But as honest
As the day is long
And he take you
Where you wanted to go
Where you wanted to go
Where you wanted to go
Well, I don't know
Never do a runner
You have to pay the fare
Or your legs could get broken
As you run
Down the thoroughfare
Well, I don't know
'Cause he was just a cab driver
So I don't know about at all
He used to take the tourists
From the airport
To Mount Pleasant
And the Albert Hall
But I don't know
With the backseat confessions
On the value run
Clean up in the morning
When the job is done
And he told me all that he knew
There's always someone
Who knows more than you
Drop me at the top of my mews
There's always someone
Who knows more than you
And he told me things
That you don't wanna know
Like the valuable was the place
Where you should go
But I don't know
'Cause he was just a cab driver
So I don't know about at all
But he take you
Where you wanted to go
Where you wanted to go
Where you wanted to go
Where you wanted to go
Where you wanted to go
Where you wanted to go
Where you wanted to go
Where you wanted to go
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