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who the fuck is Alice
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# A9 Y' O2 b0 e3 `7 S0 YSally called when she got the word,
9 a% y1 a4 V; t# l% O7 QAnd she said: "I suppose you've heard -
* ?/ z4 o8 ?2 i% | S; KAbout Alice". $ q* l/ v; {: v
Well I rushed to the window, $ {3 k/ @8 z* r& L! s
And I looked outside,
5 ~- s. \$ a6 `1 L1 D; q+ n. RBut I could hardly believe my eyes - 6 T# f7 h' X$ ~! \% m
As a big limousine rolled up 0 g) g) M2 b' B- Q" @
Into Alice's drive...
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, X. n& q) d# I6 f/ {9 O, uOh, I don't know why she's leaving, 4 O1 Z4 P h2 L# Y: T) P( n5 N4 I0 G
Or where she's gonna go, * v8 @1 s& w4 \3 h; J' t
I guess she's got her reasons, ! z: ]4 ^( J8 W8 ?! U! T+ A$ Q
But I just don't want to know, 2 `7 s+ t4 I" R' E
'Cos for twenty-four years + x/ G7 r( U4 O8 q% G, O" t5 y
I've been living next door to Alice.
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice.
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+ Z c+ J/ y3 O$ H! y& C* ~! DTwenty-four years just waiting for a chance, ! w2 C- B9 e/ s6 D
To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance, 6 E, ~3 D& B1 y
Now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice... % K( t3 ?- W' T: ]5 g; L4 x
2 }6 o, J% p2 T2 j5 SAlice, who the fuck is Alice. 6 m- w+ E) T3 k
. R! H8 E' I; a$ ?+ [' e9 q9 s/ nGrew up together,
; T& a% h) }% F4 \7 H8 l8 wTwo kids in the park, ! O4 e% j: ?: {0 J9 ^
Carved our initials, 7 |" e4 W# A" `
Deep in the bark, 2 y" L, C, `6 D) H
Me and Alice.
1 ~3 T% @8 B! j [Now she walks through the door,
3 B _& z3 g7 Y- I) DWith her head held high, 6 R% P, w% ]5 D6 G, B, e
Just for a moment, I caught her eye, z: K/ e) x1 W" n
As a big limousine pulled slowly
. ~4 f( p2 G# Q7 O: `- j/ C' R6 kOut of Alice's drive. 6 }4 w1 {8 m( `" o8 s6 B
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Oh, I don't know why she's leaving,
9 C" q! i0 ?, H3 q; ^7 ]! Z* LOr where she's gonna go,
1 U1 ` P z9 X9 C4 X( oI guess she's got her reasons, 5 G" E: `: V$ R6 o6 U
But I just don't want to know, 3 T. B' [1 P+ ?, t v
'Cos for twenty-four years ! u4 |6 o5 Y5 ~. x9 j( P9 u
I've been living next door to Alice. 7 Y; l8 a. `0 ~( E: l" P: ~! C
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice.
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* ]9 m0 I7 R7 D# M- |; r+ ^5 ^Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, 0 Z! E/ _' L# z. T8 R
To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,
9 r& [8 e( B7 S1 Q4 GNow I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice...
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice 4 y$ |. s& [" x1 c: f7 {' ^, J, H
- w7 P4 v) f0 d$ sThen Sally called back and asked how I felt,
& g y6 n; I6 G3 ?7 ^And she said: "I know how to help -
& O4 _ A3 O$ \, H3 u' iGet over Alice". 0 ~) t b# ^, e5 r9 h* `1 _9 q
She said: "Now Alice is gone, - T/ Y: T& r0 v- }$ j% o
But I'm still here, ! h2 }: l% \! q3 y
You know I've been waiting
6 G% X, h) j( `- Q FFor twenty-four years..."
3 d' n1 h0 A7 f( {" |' [$ hAnd the big limousine disappeared... # M+ G" t% H. D- G2 @4 `
0 H) c- b$ M3 S: I; r6 jI don't know why she's leaving,
Q) f$ [5 n C4 o8 n$ ]+ DOr where she's gonna go, # X3 @8 g2 ~' G6 S O
I guess she's got her reasons, * v9 U4 [8 S" d2 Z% X
But I just don't want to know,
; p, ^9 `9 q- o6 X& k( I'Cos for twenty-four years ) | `8 k( Z) e, m( v" J7 K W' e
I've been living next door to Alice.
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7 j! n& M/ C5 S" ?Alice, who the fuck is Alice. 4 X! {" f5 A& k; J6 c
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Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, % I0 h9 s! Y( \: t1 S6 E
To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,
) Y& Q5 a7 R; P- iBut I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice...
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice
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Now I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... |
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