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who the fuck is Alice 5 k% V/ a1 o- ^( c- c
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Sally called when she got the word,
0 @3 o2 Q$ d' x6 E1 xAnd she said: "I suppose you've heard -
, m3 H' `% W7 k5 f2 U" pAbout Alice". + ^# c$ R8 D4 h) ]+ E, S9 g
Well I rushed to the window, $ _. |6 h) M' e8 U) ^2 U, M
And I looked outside,
2 ~) P5 S( ?+ f8 B4 q) n hBut I could hardly believe my eyes - 3 \9 h" e7 i/ c: ~; ?4 j
As a big limousine rolled up # D0 k& Q# ^% y" s* ^
Into Alice's drive...
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* D* u/ S3 m L1 w& Z; S9 ~: d, I! yOh, I don't know why she's leaving,
2 t4 X) v0 o( ^) D1 NOr where she's gonna go,
' @7 G, h& m j% c$ b, L! qI guess she's got her reasons,
& |8 ]/ D S* ` \1 }! CBut I just don't want to know,
9 s& b, Q; r. f'Cos for twenty-four years
, O9 p, N+ G P" ^* b# s" j/ WI've been living next door to Alice. 5 O+ z5 L- @3 X6 i$ Y2 D+ O
$ s7 ?1 q; ^. f: v0 eAlice, who the fuck is Alice.
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; B$ N* d& F6 |- W8 o3 eTwenty-four years just waiting for a chance,
5 t7 F7 {+ ^ `- i& _ u& TTo tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance, ( e6 x! e) x. P* Z" n
Now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice...
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" k1 s% V4 V/ k2 nAlice, who the fuck is Alice. 5 Y8 C2 D1 Z0 P0 b6 M& Q7 F4 l, J
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Grew up together,
: R7 p$ ^# d" N4 @& `( ]" BTwo kids in the park,
0 Y7 p$ {. }, R j6 e: gCarved our initials, . F& i3 n4 {8 ~8 R9 P; f1 h& t
Deep in the bark,
6 I2 J5 {& T7 Y) o% [7 J3 i. JMe and Alice. ' m+ W4 G2 ]* C' \/ s {! D/ c# \
Now she walks through the door, ; [* \+ E* Z' k
With her head held high,
/ \: T! z- X5 ?4 dJust for a moment, I caught her eye, . W0 R0 J; z6 c7 F- q- M
As a big limousine pulled slowly ( I2 @" d6 N( K, ]) O
Out of Alice's drive.
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4 p2 k) _) J2 g" ?) A' J7 Q4 P' gOh, I don't know why she's leaving,
9 s% I% s" y! J0 U! z, n4 fOr where she's gonna go,
# H* S6 ~+ i |7 _I guess she's got her reasons, . o* ^* F8 T1 }. h1 M) W+ o! t* k
But I just don't want to know,
- }" {# s! j8 j+ {! i3 v'Cos for twenty-four years
+ C6 A+ u$ u- f7 R* rI've been living next door to Alice. $ d. G/ [+ D$ g5 O! G" f
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice. ! C: \) l1 C- l! V/ ~
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Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance,
|9 ~* D; i8 Z8 eTo tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance, , O2 a" m; p& R+ d' L- B
Now I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice...
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice , h7 M2 O9 z% Q+ l( h
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Then Sally called back and asked how I felt, 9 L$ I. h$ F4 }% e4 o2 ^( s
And she said: "I know how to help - 9 [5 P; c1 O& y" d* i F
Get over Alice". 3 Z8 ]+ k) b% Z5 ~/ m0 t
She said: "Now Alice is gone, $ ?# c/ V- ^3 B/ ?& {
But I'm still here, " V/ M1 W" { x; } w) n R5 G
You know I've been waiting
2 Y2 T& ~/ B& x: e: ?; r4 hFor twenty-four years..." 3 O: k% u7 W: a7 s
And the big limousine disappeared...
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. V3 C- f [0 X8 Y: BI don't know why she's leaving, 4 l- U" H. e1 p7 ?8 T! b% e( u
Or where she's gonna go, + F: |: c7 G) {2 R
I guess she's got her reasons,
* d! ^3 T! i$ m+ A% B: sBut I just don't want to know,
+ ^! S) k1 K- A6 F) i# U'Cos for twenty-four years
& r* a. X) M2 P3 JI've been living next door to Alice.
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice. 3 g% A% w4 I3 x1 _, S
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Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, , V- V! z6 |2 ]* @9 [: I( `
To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,
1 l5 c) a$ C2 B0 W( U: g( O& H/ {But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... % i% y/ o7 }% t- l
[2 s0 j9 K' ?7 hAlice, who the fuck is Alice ; Y; X0 m4 d, J' Q, _
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Now I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... |
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