A D
Sally called when she got the word.
E A E
And she said: "I suppose you've heard - About Alice".
A
When I rushed to the window, and I looked outside,
D E
and I could hardly believe my eyes.
E A E
And the big limousine rolled up, into Alice's drive.
A
Oh, I don't know why she's leaving, or where she's gonna go.
D
I guess she's got her reasons, but I just don't wanna know.
E A E
Cause for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice.
A
Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance,
D
to tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,
E D A E
now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice.
A D
We grew up together, two kids in the park.
E A E
We carved our initials, deep in the bark. Me and Alice
A
Now she walks to the door with her head held high
D
just for a moment I caught her eye
E A E
As the limousine pulls out, of Alices drive
A
Oh, I don't know why she's leaving, or where she's gonna go.
D
I guess she's got her reasons, but I just don't wanna know.
E A E
Cause for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice.
A
Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance,
D
to tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,
E D A E
now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice.
A D
Then Sally called back and asked how I felt,
E A E
And she said: "I know how to help - get over Alice".
A
She said: "Now Alice is gone, but I'm still here,
D E
you know I've been waiting for twenty-four years..."
N.C
And the big limousine disapeared...
A
Oh, I don't know why she's leaving, or where she's gonna go.
D
I guess she's got her reasons, but I just don't wanna know.
E A E
Cause for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice.
A
Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance,
D
to tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,
E D A E
now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice.
E D A
No, I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice...