|
who the fuck is Alice
# ~4 `/ t* F" Z; N; j; `2 h7 ^! h- {+ E2 s7 Z
Sally called when she got the word, ; d3 c- A" N" W) m3 J" X
And she said: "I suppose you've heard - 3 K6 g" W; d, I( Q$ G9 P
About Alice".
8 C* [* H8 @$ A* K& h: r% o& TWell I rushed to the window,
# E6 j/ T3 I6 u+ @+ A+ iAnd I looked outside,
: \/ ?8 u/ u2 X; U2 xBut I could hardly believe my eyes - " @0 q& t, M8 c; l0 P
As a big limousine rolled up ) [- S' w3 d) e, ?* v$ d
Into Alice's drive...
$ Y: G7 N, H! p% b( U, d( M
, w' I. b' T: f. i. T$ X) W! q4 p gOh, I don't know why she's leaving,
7 D. ~7 ?* K( C$ ^& j6 d, d) vOr where she's gonna go, ; e4 G* \. a1 c$ r9 }2 z
I guess she's got her reasons,
! X2 P! s" G% y) @6 qBut I just don't want to know, * b1 s( u# ]& O
'Cos for twenty-four years 1 n7 ~5 w/ Y2 G1 P2 n9 j
I've been living next door to Alice. ( N J( k v* r+ b
+ O3 ^* @! {* V7 p7 M) nAlice, who the fuck is Alice.
$ g! f; k( f7 o; V% j
$ U$ @/ t& I8 E3 N' k, dTwenty-four years just waiting for a chance, 5 A) y, D# ~; ? s7 g( }3 f# [
To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance, * d. ~' \! P4 Y8 H0 r# c7 H8 \
Now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice...
" q5 Z; b/ G* z8 @; O, K, i7 _) E5 ^+ k
Alice, who the fuck is Alice. , V. L1 w& ]3 J4 F1 g$ w
9 G' Q! a4 L# z- ZGrew up together, $ u Z0 i: e0 I: }3 l) U
Two kids in the park,
4 ^4 I5 z( V" v2 x$ r$ _% j- `Carved our initials, - O. k& D+ b1 ]$ e
Deep in the bark,
8 ^ l" b# A9 p- w0 }! zMe and Alice. \' g8 o) D! M+ e
Now she walks through the door,
& W; U8 Z6 R. o2 V! G$ aWith her head held high,
' \4 c4 v0 U9 r- a' GJust for a moment, I caught her eye,
$ j8 L- G7 H' w @; |* R! R% MAs a big limousine pulled slowly + m0 S5 l- z/ E
Out of Alice's drive.
- L! y2 T$ O7 f N0 t& S1 b
7 I5 O6 h- i7 OOh, I don't know why she's leaving, / u- N) {; J' ?
Or where she's gonna go, % W9 \3 N9 A) ?3 F# l& w
I guess she's got her reasons,
1 p" I' }2 L; p8 B9 GBut I just don't want to know, 2 V; c7 W6 e5 y3 ?3 [$ d, y
'Cos for twenty-four years
! n0 v+ m9 k. Q+ ?4 oI've been living next door to Alice. # b4 n" h, O( j5 O, d p
% J: j* P* Y: z w8 g
Alice, who the fuck is Alice.
0 E6 ` N: c& E# d% \+ h0 k' I. P( g- s. Z' i$ m8 a8 H; k
Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, 4 e2 Z8 s6 D0 a8 y, T- G
To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,
6 ~- e) Y8 ~( R& E0 H u& ~Now I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice...
: Z1 E5 w; a& _7 Q; Q/ h/ E! o( ~8 {" t3 x& Z
Alice, who the fuck is Alice
; Y: k4 o9 T2 B5 Q6 l! P4 ^+ |" \3 }/ ^
4 T& l5 s: `) c# }# w9 C* d1 y" DThen Sally called back and asked how I felt,
# v3 x- n0 t' ~) D7 LAnd she said: "I know how to help -
* [0 Q7 m' ~6 c2 b0 r# D& U5 tGet over Alice". 5 B1 G2 r" L3 }+ \
She said: "Now Alice is gone,
6 u2 L) L( d$ t1 P- qBut I'm still here, 4 H# g" A% s9 F. K' o" T
You know I've been waiting
+ B$ ~7 f. e0 S2 |" T; xFor twenty-four years..." 0 D3 | T8 }" K5 x1 k2 c
And the big limousine disappeared... 3 C) t: `# g( d" C$ o; o1 f
3 ^5 b& f" X- E w1 cI don't know why she's leaving, " N& N Q( r& U/ c
Or where she's gonna go, - ?* v: E2 r3 h
I guess she's got her reasons,
* W4 B" q2 k) y# A" _But I just don't want to know, - N) w. T+ ^% \- F1 t S1 c& b; x
'Cos for twenty-four years ; }( E& @' b. k' G. x; R) e
I've been living next door to Alice.
' h" q# `' g7 S( U
& _7 r0 ? Y# B) J9 K% I rAlice, who the fuck is Alice.
7 ^& X5 A* g4 G% G* t5 _" C; {# Z3 Z1 {! S
Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance,
~3 i- x0 S2 D% P, s8 uTo tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,
0 u9 T D) N3 }/ J4 kBut I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... ) C2 t) d3 Q7 d* O! @$ L+ V
% n2 d! W" S2 K+ T% [Alice, who the fuck is Alice % x" b) f e% I. ^
0 v' q2 D9 K. D8 K1 c2 SNow I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... |
评分
-
1
查看全部评分
-
|