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who the fuck is Alice
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Sally called when she got the word,
* Q. [5 w. ^. q6 o# P' f. W" UAnd she said: "I suppose you've heard -
. K7 ^+ N. H6 j. K" Z% J4 f! s" y4 jAbout Alice".
7 p" e6 u$ w2 w l* W* E+ IWell I rushed to the window, $ r- y1 E8 n9 ^) r9 D
And I looked outside,
: N, c, @1 L' e; _7 a3 PBut I could hardly believe my eyes -
8 G& `. E; L0 [$ |' f, qAs a big limousine rolled up
0 P. Z- Z+ @8 \8 c/ O1 b8 ?Into Alice's drive... 0 @" q. C$ k( ~0 I# O5 b* u
8 g# a, M, s' V; SOh, I don't know why she's leaving,
: B; D, _$ U% W- N9 L# UOr where she's gonna go,
2 i5 v, @) F# r4 o& v0 ZI guess she's got her reasons, . ` w$ d- R& ~
But I just don't want to know, . _; K; C& N8 f5 D
'Cos for twenty-four years
8 }" ^$ v) D |& y; ?4 j9 ?I've been living next door to Alice. . ?3 H& `% t' Z& q, X1 k
+ k& R8 F+ Q$ B/ }3 gAlice, who the fuck is Alice.
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Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance,
?5 ^1 r% k: ^3 h3 ITo tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance, 8 ^) `! g8 A8 z Z
Now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice...
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice. 9 l& n, [3 E o$ Y
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Grew up together, 8 }, a: q6 y/ \9 ]2 w, r! C( [
Two kids in the park,
: _) A* E: w3 ? W+ G/ BCarved our initials, 7 A; w" _3 @! H% F3 ?% `
Deep in the bark, L/ M, \7 c. F: ?" m: f6 _
Me and Alice.
( | v* b# b: `, t# f; c uNow she walks through the door,
# i3 N, B, u( G1 _With her head held high,
3 i& U$ c' s- l( \7 g! R( dJust for a moment, I caught her eye,
+ F, m6 G' M; V! O5 r4 eAs a big limousine pulled slowly
1 w& t) } F/ M3 U0 Q$ R; q4 q nOut of Alice's drive. ; [+ R* p1 X$ ^1 t
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Oh, I don't know why she's leaving,
. L4 K4 Z3 P# W1 J O" ~+ @Or where she's gonna go, 3 Y: e5 L/ a# h
I guess she's got her reasons, 8 i' O9 R$ `! N" x
But I just don't want to know, 7 p, s! z3 @; [- K7 J
'Cos for twenty-four years
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice.
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0 y/ A- b, K$ d# ~% r. C" y9 T( ITwenty-four years just waiting for a chance, 2 J( t7 T. K) t/ q2 ~
To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,
9 b6 K j' j* }! N0 | z# LNow I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice... 2 u, m( x# o% Z3 O; ]
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice
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Then Sally called back and asked how I felt,
: z; g$ B3 T' ] L: V* w$ WAnd she said: "I know how to help - 0 f) Y0 L, V+ V- S- H
Get over Alice". ) ?! s, C2 s7 n
She said: "Now Alice is gone,
3 z6 J+ }" O8 E; u% f. LBut I'm still here, 6 a }1 K0 V. G2 |: R. a+ v9 ~
You know I've been waiting 2 b, V+ ?3 M, q' x/ z: ^0 r) A
For twenty-four years..."
" K! Z+ p- Y4 E1 u3 l% H( \1 kAnd the big limousine disappeared...
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I don't know why she's leaving,
" Q% Z% W2 h5 |" D- fOr where she's gonna go,
1 D% E& m- ^" @) Y9 V& b2 FI guess she's got her reasons,
$ c1 K. w3 r: F# o7 j5 pBut I just don't want to know, % M$ o) X+ M+ l# V k4 n8 y# U: ~
'Cos for twenty-four years ' W0 {% K" J6 ~8 Z# J
I've been living next door to Alice. . u. ]; [1 _ N0 e
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Alice, who the fuck is Alice.
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Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance,
9 H4 k3 _- d, M$ C) W+ nTo tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,
6 p1 t% v6 [1 o% t+ _: r3 f) {But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... 5 k7 X9 ]" X8 c3 y5 K
, u" p6 q, d- l Z0 L0 b2 j, G& }9 c( mAlice, who the fuck is Alice ( ?# X/ r5 f$ o
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Now I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... |
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