By Damien Gayle Chorus leader: Martin Clews, 66, from Sevenoaks, Kent, broke the silence aboard the 12.07am from London Victoria to Ashford International The pensioner who led fellow night train passengers in a sing-a-long has been identified as a strawberry farmer whose spirits had been raised by a few glasses of champagne. Martin Clews, 66, from Sevenoaks, Kent, broke the silence aboard the 12.07am from London Victoria to Ashford International by standing up and starting a call-and-response chant. Despite being met with an awkward hush, he persisted until dozens of his fellow passengers began singing along in chorus.
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Martin Clews from Sevenoaks was coming home on train after a celebration
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He broke the silence on board the 12.07am from London Victor to Ashford
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Beginning with Beastie, he then moved on to old favourite Side By Side
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The carriage then resembled a scene from a musical with passengers singing
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