Stopping Somewhere First (Transcript)

The SG Team are now at the train station waiting for their train to HarbbourFront via Dhoby Ghaut. The kids were excited to go to Mount Faber and Sentosa and for their date.
Zoe: Raphael, Emma, about the song you're going to show us.
Emma: Oh yeah.
Raphael: We were about to show you this song.
Toby: You're going to sing it?
Emma: Yup.
Song: Someday (Reprise) from Zombies
Raphael: #You're from the perfect paradise #And I'm living on the darker side#
Emma: #Ooh, I had a feeling #If you got to know me#
Raphael: #Right from the start, you caught my eye #And something inside me came to life#
Emma: #Ooh, I've got a feeling #Now you really know me#
Both: #Someday #This could be, this could be ordinary #Someday #Could we be something extraordinary? #You and me side-by-side #Out in the broad daylight #If they laugh, we'll say #We're gonna be someday #Someday, someday #We're gonna be someday #Someday, someday #We're gonna be someday#
Zoe: That's a cool duet.
Raphael: Thank you.
The train arrived and the kids entered it heading to their stopover station. Just to head to the tall hills and another island that is accessible by foot, monorail and cable car.
Emma: So after we stop at Dhoby Ghaut, we'll need to head to the North East Line.
Josh: Not the Circle line?
Emma: Yeah, it's going to be a long ride. So that's why we're heading to the North East line, to speed things up.
Tommy: So we're speed running stations now?
Emma: I think so?
Toby: Great.
Zoe: Guess we have another song to sing before we arrive.
Raphael: That would be nice.
Josh: It's the song for our mothers.
Raphael: My mum and Zoe and Josh's mum.
Toby: Oh yeah, they died right?
Josh: Yup.
Song: If I Die Young by The Band Perry
Josh: #If I die young, bury me in satin #Lay me down on a bed of roses #Sink me in the river at dawn #Send me away with the words of a love song #Oh-oh, Oh-ho#
Zoe: #Lord, make me a rainbow, I'll shine down on my mother $She'll know I'm safe with you when she stands under my colours #Oh, and life ain't always what you think it ought to be, no #Ain't even grey, but she buries her baby #The sharp knife of a short life #Well, I've had just enough time#
Toby: #If I die young, bury me in satin #Lay me down on a bed of roses #Sink me in the river at dawn #Send me away with the words of a love song #The sharp knife of a short life #Well, I've had just enough time#
Raphael: #And I'll be wearing white when I come into your kingdom #I'm as green as the ring on my little cold finger #I've never fell in love with no one #But it sure felt nice when I held in the sun, and #You took my hand, said you'll love me forever #Who would have thought forever could be severed by#
Emma: #The sharp knife of a short life #Well, I've had just enough time#
Tommy: #Woah #If I die young #A penny for my thoughts—oh no, I'll sell 'em for a dollar #They're worth so much more after I'm a goner #And maybe then you'll hear the words I've been singin' #Funny when you're dead, how people start listenin'#
All: #If I die young, bury me in satin #Lay me down on a bed of roses #Sink me in the river at dawn #Send me away with the words of a love song# 
Toby: #Ooh, ooh, the ballad of a dove #Go with peace and love #Gather up your tears, keep 'em in your pocket #Save 'em for a time when you're really gonna need 'em#
Zoe: #Oh, the sharp knife of a short life#
Emma: It's still a nice song though.
Raphael: Yeah.
Emma: We're here.
The train stopped at Dhoby Ghaut and the kids hopped off the train. They walked to find the North East line. But were distracted by some public art around the station.
Josh: Wow.
Toby: It's so cool in here.
Zoe: It's so amazing.
Emma: The mosaics here reflect Singapore's culture and diversity.
Josh: Does that mean Singapore doesn't just consist of Chinese people?
Emma: Yup, there are also Malay and Indians living here. As well as many other ethnic groups like Arabs, Armenians, Eurasians, Filipinos, Japanese, Jews, Koreans, Nepalis and Pakistanis.
Zoe: Do Aussies live here?
Emma: Yeah, like Josh.
Zoe: And me, I'm adopted.
Emma: Oh, sorry. 
Toby: Even British people have lived here.
Tommy: Yeah.
Emma: They're the most important Europeans during Singapore's colonial history. Anyways, let's head to our station because I want to head to the hills.
Zoe: Yeah.
Toby: Let's go.