Ext. A stream overflowing with sewage, in the background a Thames Water treatment plant is visible
Choir starts up, meloncholic and slow: "You can walk my path"
Int. A mother grocery shopping, dramatic close up of the ticket price of a basic item having been increased by 200%
Choir continues: "You can wear my shoes"
Ext. the same mother from the previous scene joins a line outside a foodbank
Choir: "Learn to talk like me, and be an angel too"
The mother is distracted as a 4x4 drives past waving at the line
Choir: "But baby, you aint never gonna feel this way"
The 4x4 runs over a deliveroo driver
Choir: "You aint never gonna know me"
Keir Starmer steps out of the 4x4 and ignores the run over cyclist
Choir: "But I know you"
Keir Starmer walks down the line of people with a smile, proudly putting a sign on the food bank's door that says "Means Testing For All"
Choir, rapturously climaxing to the chorus: "Things can only get better. They can only get better - now I've found you"
Various shots of failing crops, social disorder, mass public unrest, police brutality, spy cops, surveillance state, building fires, building collapses, ambulance queues, hospital neglect, water leakages, power outages, strikes, increasing homelessness, climate disaster, disenfranchised youth, etc - as the rest of the song plays
End roll, Keir Starmers face giving a thumbs up: "Labour - We promise we won't do anything"
