| C |
| Sally called when she got the word |
| F | G | C | G |
| And she said I suppose you've heard | - about | Alice | |
| C |
Well I | rushed to the window and I looked outside |
| F |
| I could hardly believe my eyes |
| G | C | G |
| As a big limousine rolled up - into | Alice's drive | |
| C |
| I don't know why she's leaving, away she's gonna go |
| F |
I | guess she's got her reasons but I just don't want to know |
| G | C | G |
Cause for | twenty four years I've been living next door to | Alice | |
| C |
| Twenty four years waiting for the chance |
| F |
To | tell her how I feel and maybe get a second chance |
| G | F | Em | C | G |
Now I've | gotta get used to not | living next | door to | Alice | |
| C |
| Grew up together, two kids in a park |
| F | G | C | G |
| We carved our initials deep in the bark | - me and | Alice | |
| C |
| Now she walks through the door with her head held high |
| F |
| Just for a moment I catch her eye |
| G | C | G |
| The big limousine pulled slowly - out of | Alice's drive | |
| C |
| Sally called back and asked how I felt |
| F | G | C | G |
| And she said I know how to help | - get over | Alice | |
| C |
| She said now Alice is gone, but I'm still here |
| F |
| You know I've been waiting for twenty four years |
| G | C | G |
| And the big limousine disappeared | | |
| G | F | Em | C |
Now I've | never get used to not | living next | door to | Alice |
Created 2014 Nov 21 19:37
This is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song.
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