Somewhere, over the rainbow, commuters aren't sandwiched on a train. But on a dreary morning in Perth, Australia, earlier this week, they were quietly standing shoulder-to-shoulder, undoubtedly going to great lengths to avoid awkward eye contact. That's when kindhearted prankster Peter Sharp piped up from the front of the car: “Good morning, ladies and gentlemen," he opened. "I’d like to contribute to this train ride by saying thank you. Thank you for waking up so early on this cold, wintry ...
Guy Gets Train To Sing Along To 'Somewhere Over The Rainbow'
The Huffington Post - 24 Jul 2015 21:20
Somewhere, over the rainbow, commuters aren't sandwiched on a train. But on a dreary morning in Perth, Australia, earlier this week, they were quietly standing shoulder-to-shoulder, undoubtedly going to great lengths to avoid awkward eye contact. That's when kindhearted prankster Peter Sharp piped up from the front of the car: “Good morning, ladies and gentlemen," he opened. "I’d like to contribute to this train ride by saying thank you. Thank you for waking up so early on this cold, wintry ...
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