Sally called when she got the word, She said: "I suppose you′ve heard - About Alice". Well I rushed to the window, And I looked outside, But I could hardly believe my eyes - As a big limousine rolled up Into Alice's drive... Oh, I don′t know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she′s got her reasons, But I just don′t want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I′ve been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I′ve got to get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Grew up together, Two kids in the park, Carved our initials, Deep in the bark, Me and Alice. Now she walks through the door, With her head held high, Just for a moment, I caught her eye, As a big limousine pulled slowly Out of Alice's drive. Oh, I don′t know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she′s got her reasons, But I just don′t want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I′ve been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Sally called back, asked how I felt, She said: "I know how to help - Get over Alice". She said: "Now Alice is gone, But I′m still here, You know I've been waiting For twenty-four years..." And the big limousine disappeared... I don′t know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she′s got her reasons, But I just don′t want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I′ve been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance, But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Now I′ll never get used to not living next door to Alice...Writer(s): Chapman Michael Donald, Chinn Nicholas Barry Lyrics powered by

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Sally called when she got the word She said: "I suppose you've heard - About Alice" Well I rushed to the window And I looked outside But I could hardly believe my eyes - As a big limousine rolled up Into Alice's driveOh, I don't know why she's leaving Or where she's gonna go I guess she's got her reasons But I just don't want to know 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to AliceAlice, who the fuck is Alice?Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance Now I've got to get used to not living next door to AliceAlice, who the fuck is Alice?Grew up together Two kids in the park Carved our initials Deep in the bark Me and AliceNow she walks through the door With her head held high Just for a moment, I caught her eye As a big limousine pulled slowly Out of Alice's driveOh, I don't know why she's leaving Or where she's gonna go I guess she's got her reasons But I just don't want to know 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to AliceAlice, who the fuck is Alice?Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance To tell her how I feel and try to get into her pants Now I gotta get used to not living next door to AliceAlice, who the fuck is Alice?Sally called back, asked how I felt She said: "I know how to help get over Alice" She said: "Now Alice is gone But I'm still here You know I've been waiting For twenty-four years" And the big limousine disappearedI don't know why she's leaving Or where she's gonna go I guess she's got her reasons But I just don't want to know 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to AliceAlice, who the fuck is Alice?Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance But I'll never get used to not living next door to AliceAlice, who the fuck is Alice?Now I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice

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Sally called when she got the wordShe said "I suppose you've heard, 'bout Alice"So I rushed to the window and I looked outsideAnd I could hardly believe my eyesAs a big limousine rode up into Alice's driveOh, I don't know why she's leaving, or where she's gonna goI guess she's got her reasons but I just don't wanna know'Cause for twenty-four years I've been living next door to AliceTwenty-four years just waitin' for a chanceTo tell her how I feel and maybe get a second glanceNow I gotta get used to not living next door to AliceWe grew up together, two kids in the parkCarved out initials deep in the bark, me and AliceNow she walks through the door, with her head held highJust for a moment I caught her eyeAs the big limousine pulled slowly out of Alice's driveOh, I don't know why she's leaving, or where she's gonna goI guess she's got her reasons but I just don't wanna know'Cause for twenty-four years I've been living next door to AliceTwenty-four years just waitin' for a chanceTo tell her how I feel and maybe get a second glanceNow I gotta get used to not living next door to AliceSally called back, and asked how I feltShe said, "I know how to help, get over Alice"She said, "Now Alice is gone, but I'm still hereYou know I've been waiting twenty-four years..."And the big limousine disappearedI don't know why she's leaving, or where she's gonna goI guess she's got her reasons but I just don't wanna know'Cause for twenty-four years I've been living next door to AliceTwenty-four years just waitin' for a chanceTo tell her how I feel and maybe get a second glanceBut I'll never get used to not living next door to AliceNow, I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice Am Sonntag ging unsere Reise weiter nach Alice Springs. Schon als wir aus dem Flughafenterminal an die frische Luft gingen, wurden wir fast von der Hitze erschlagen, da wir noch lange Hosen und Pulli anhatten, weils in Melbourne ja noch so kühl war. Im klimatisierten Bus wurden wir vor unser Backpackers gefahren wo wir zuerst mal wuschen. Tytuł: „Alice” Autor: Joseph Delaney Tłumacz: Paulina Braiter Wydawca: Jaguar 2015 Stron: 384 Cena: 32,90 zł Myli się ten, kto uważa, że we współczesnej powieści młodzieżowej znajdą wyłącznie postacie nieco infantylnych i zniewieściałych wampirów, nastoletnich magików czy pseudogladiatorów walczących o przetrwanie w bezsensownych turniejach organizowanych na terenach postapokaliptycznych Stanów Zjednoczonych. Wbrew rozpowszechnionej i utrwalonej kinowymi superprodukcjami tendencji oraz w przeciwieństwie do utworów pisanych dla dorosłych, książki kierowane do młodszych czytelników nierzadko charakteryzują się o wiele bardziej wyrafinowanymi fabułami, pełnokrwistymi – tym razem bez wampirycznych skojarzeń – bohaterami czy podejmowaniem ważkich tematów i zadawaniem istotnych pytań. Nie jest to oczywiście reguła, ale pewna warta podkreślenia dobra praktyka. Cykl Kroniki Wardstone autorstwa Josepha Delaneya to historia nastoletniego Toma Warda, terminującego u Johna Gregory’ego na stracharza. To nietypowe zajęcie polega na zwalczaniu duchów, demonów i czarownic wywodzących się ze Zła. Wraz z rozwojem serii, czytelnik poznawał skomplikowane losy nie tylko głównego bohatera, lecz także innych przewijających się w Kronikach osób, którym autor poświęcał nawet oddzielne tomy. W najnowszej części, zatytułowanej „Alice”, narratorką opowieści jest najbliższa przyjaciółka Toma, niedoszła, choć korzystająca z posiadanych mocy, wiedźma. Alice wyrusza w Mrok, aby odnaleźć ostatnie narzędzie niezbędne do unicestwienia Złego. Jej wędrówka wiedzie ścieżkami krain władanych przez różne bóstwa. Te, choć nie są otwarcie wrogie, to cenią sobie własny spokój i wymagają uiszczenia myta za bezpieczne przejście. Młoda czarownica napotyka na szlaku duchy, demony oraz wielu martwych ludzi i czarownice; w tym również te przez nią samą unicestwione. Jednak w Mroku niemal wszystko toczy się odwrotnie niż w rzeczywistości. Potencjalni przyjaciele okazują się wrogami, a domniemani wrogowie – przyjaciółmi. A od ostatecznego powodzenia podróży Alice zależy przyszłość Toma i całego Hrabstwa. „Alice” Josepha Delaneya jest kolejnym tomem Kronik Wardstone, który może u czytelnika wywołać co najmniej rozczarowanie. O ile pod względem kompozycji utworu, jego struktury czy języka książka nie odbiega od standardu wyznaczonego przez wcześniejsze części, o tyle razi jej niespójna i dość naiwna, nawet jak na lekturę młodzieżową, fabuła. Jeszcze większe zmieszanie powodują jej konsekwencje, które w obliczu zakończenia serii – jest to przedostatnia książka z głównego cyklu Kronik – są nie tylko zaskakujące, lecz po prostu burzące wcześniejsze założenia historii Toma Warda. Przede wszystkim rażą retrospekcje, zajmujące niemal połowę „Alice”. Spotkania z niektórymi przeciwnikami wywołują u młodej czarodziejki wspomnienia dotyczące wydarzeń jeszcze sprzed pierwszego epizodu Kronik Wardstone. W nich postawa pozytywnych i negatywnych postaci cyklu okazuje się niezgodna z ich dotychczasowym obrazem. Sama Alice jawi się w swej pamięci niemal jako ucieleśnienie dobra, co pozostaje w niewątpliwej sprzeczności z późniejszą przemianą zachodzącą w niej pod wpływem Toma. Okazuje się, że bohaterka od początku była kimś innymi, niż mogło to wydawać się czytelnikowi znającemu ją z dotychczasowych tomów cyklu. Posiadającym moc i własne przeznaczenie. Przeszłość Alice w nowym świetle stawia także jej relacje z wiedźmą-zabójczynią Grimalkin. Ta nagła zmiana charakterystyki kluczowych osób jest nie tylko nieoczekiwana, lecz po prostu nielogiczna. W sytuacji powyższych fabularnych fikołków poczynionych przez Josepha Delaneya nie powinno szczególnie dziwić zakończenie „Alice”, zapowiadające równie nagłą zmianę finału Kronik Wardstone. Niewątpliwie dokonywane modyfikacje treści są konsekwencją rozwoju przygód Toma Warda, Alice i stracharza Johna Gregory’ego, toczących się niekoniecznie po pierwotnej myśli autora. Delaney w jednym z wywiadów mówił, że przywołanie Złego (w czwartym tomie, zatytułowanym „Wiedźmi spisek”) zaskoczył i jego samego. Wydaje się zresztą, że właśnie od tego momentu seria zaczęła tracić na oryginalności i blasku. Historie zawarte w kolejnych częściach Kronik stopniowo przestawały być opowieściami grozy. Zamiast wywoływania dreszczyku niepewności, losy bohaterów i postaci opierały się na coraz większym i niczym nieuzasadnionym okrucieństwie. Można odnieść także wrażenie, że gdzieś po drodze zatarła się początkowo jasna granica między dobrem a złem, czego najlepszy dowodem jest główny (tak naprawdę anty-) bohater „Wijca”, tomu poprzedzającego „Alice”. Współczesna zaangażowana powieść młodzieżowa nie musi chwytać się różnego rodzaju desperackich czy infantylnych chwytów. Wystarcza, że traktuje swojego młodego czytelnika z pełną powagą jak świadomego odbiorcę, zarówno ciekawego świata, jak i posiadającego o nim już pewne wyobrażenia. Kroniki Wardstone zapowiadały się właśnie jako ten typ bardziej ambitnych książek, mówiących w dość prosty, lecz nie prostacki sposób o rzeczach ważnych w codziennym życiu: przyjaźni, poświęceniu czy oddaniu słusznej sprawie. Kroniki opierają się co prawda na niemal kanonicznym motywie trudnych relacji między mistrzem i uczniem, lecz nie były pozbawione własnego uroku czy pierwiastka wyjątkowości. Strony: 12 Mogą Cię zainteresować ^{Smokie - Who The FIs Alice? - The Party Hits - EMI Electrola - 7243 8 34646 2 3, EMI Electrola - CDEMS 1581, Power Brothers - 7243 8 34646 2 3, Power Brothers - CDEMS 1581}

Paroles de Who the F… Is Alice par SmokieSally called when she got the word, She said: "I suppose you′ve heard - About Alice". Well I rushed to the window, And I looked outside, But I could hardly believe my eyes - As a big limousine rolled slowly Into Alice's drive... Oh, I don′t know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she′s got her reasons, But I just don′t want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I′ve been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I′ve got to get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Grew up together, Two kids in the park, Carved our initials, Deep in the bark, Me and Alice. Now she walks through the door, With her head held high, Just for a moment, I caught her eye, As a big limousine pulled slowly Out of Alice's drive. Oh, I don′t know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she′s got her reasons, But I just don′t want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I′ve been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Sally called back, asked how I felt, She said: "I know how to help - Get over Alice". She said: "Now Alice is gone, But I′m still here, You know I've been waiting For twenty-four years..." And the big limousine disappeared... I don′t know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she′s got her reasons, But I just don′t want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I′ve been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance, But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Now I′ll never get used to not living next door to Alice...Writer(s): Chapman Michael Donald, Chinn Nicholas Barry

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Tekst piosenki: Sally called when she got the word, She said: "I suppose you've heard - About Alice". Well I rushed to the window, And I looked outside, But I could hardly believe my eyes - As a big limousine rolled up Into Alice's drive... Oh, I don't know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she's got her reasons, But I just don't want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Grew up together, Two kids in the park, Carved our initials, Deep in the bark, Me and Alice. Now she walks through the door, With her head held high, Just for a moment, I caught her eye, As a big limousine pulled slowly Out of Alice's drive. Oh, I don't know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she's got her reasons, But I just don't want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Sally called back, asked how I felt, She said: "I know how to help - Get over Alice". She said: "Now Alice is gone, But I'm still here, You know I've been waiting For twenty-four years..." And the big limousine disappeared... I don't know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she's got her reasons, But I just don't want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance, But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Now I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... Tłumaczenie: Sally zadzwoniła, gdy dostała wiadomość, Powiedziała: "Przypuszczam, że słyszałeś - O Alice". Więc rzuciłem się do okna, I popatrzyłem na zewnątrz, Lecz nie mogłem uwierzyć moim oczom - Gdy wielka limuzyna wjeżdżała Na podjazd Alice... Och, nie wiem, dlaczego ona wyjeżdża, Ani dokąd ma zamiar pojechać, Wydaje mi się, że ma swoje powody, Lecz ja po prostu nie chcę wiedzieć, Bo od dwudziestu czterech lat Mieszkam obok Alice. Alice, kim k...a jest Alice? Dwadzieścia cztery lata po prostu czekam na szansę, Aby powiedzieć jej co czuję, może wróci do mnie, Teraz muszę się przyzwyczaić, że nie mieszkam obok Alice... Alice, kim k...a jest Alice? Dorastaliśmy razem, Dwoje dzieciaków w parku, Rzeźbiliśmy nasze inicjały, Głęboko w korze, Ja i Alice. Teraz ona przechodzi przez drzwi, Z wysoko uniesioną głową, Tylko przez chwilę zwróciła na mnie uwagę, Gdy wielka limuzyna odjeżdżała powoli Z podjazdu Alice. Och, nie wiem, dlaczego ona wyjeżdża, Ani dokąd ma zamiar pojechać, Wydaje mi się, że ma swoje powody, Lecz ja po prostu nie chcę wiedzieć, Bo od dwudziestu czterech lat Mieszkam obok Alice. Alice, kim k...a jest Alice? Dwadzieścia cztery lata po prostu czekam na szansę, Aby powiedzieć jej co czuję, może wróci do mnie, Teraz muszę się przyzwyczaić, że nie mieszkam obok Alice... Alice, kim k...a jest Alice? Sally oddzwoniła, pytając jak się czuję, Powiedziała: "Wiem jak ci pomóc dojść do siebie - Po rozstaniu z Alice". Powiedziała: "Teraz Alice odeszła, Lecz ja jeszcze jestem tutaj, Wiesz, że czekam Od dwudziestu czterech lat..." I wielka limuzyna zniknęła... Nie wiem, dlaczego ona wyjeżdża, Ani dokąd ma zamiar pojechać, Wydaje mi się, że ma swoje powody, Lecz ja po prostu nie chcę wiedzieć, Bo od dwudziestu czterech lat Mieszkam obok Alice. Alice, kim k...a jest Alice? Dwadzieścia cztery lata po prostu czekam na szansę, Aby powiedzieć jej co czuję, może wróci do mnie, Lecz nigdy się nie przyzwyczaję, że nie mieszkam obok Alice... Alice, kim k...a jest Alice? Teraz nigdy się nie przyzwyczaję, że nie mieszkam obok Alice...

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[Verse 3] We grew up together Two kids in the park Carved our initials Deep in the bark Me and Alice [Verse 4] Now she walks through the door With her head held high Just for a moment I caught her

LETRASally called when she got the word,She said: "I suppose you've heard -About Alice".Well I rushed to the window,And I looked outside,But I could hardly believe my eyes -As a big limousine rolled upInto Alice's drive...Oh, I don't know why she's leaving,Or where she's gonna go,I guess she's got her reasons,But I just don't want to know,'Cos for twenty-four yearsI've been living next door to who the f*** is AliceTwenty-four years just waiting for a chance,To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance,Now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice...Alice, who the f*** is AliceGrew up together,Two kids in the park,Carved our initials,Deep in the bark,Me and she walks through the door,With her head held high,Just for a moment, I caught her eye,As a big limousine pulled slowlyOut of Alice's I don't know why she's leaving,Or where she's gonna go,I guess she's got her reasons,But I just don't want to know,'Cos for twenty-four yearsI've been living next door to who the f*** is AliceTwenty-four years just waiting for a chance,To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance,Now I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice...Alice, who the f*** is AliceSally called back, asked how I felt,She said: "I know how to help -Get over Alice".She said: "Now Alice is gone,But I'm still here,You know I've been waitingFor twenty-four years..."And the big limousine disappeared...I don't know why she's leaving,Or where she's gonna go,I guess she's got her reasons,But I just don't want to know,'Cos for twenty-four yearsI've been living next door to who the f*** is AliceTwenty-four years just waiting for a chance,To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance,But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice...Alice, who the f*** is AliceNow I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice...Más abajo podrás valorar y comentar la canción Alice, Who the Fuck is Alice..

Oh, I don't know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she's got her reasons, But I just don't want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice. "Alice, who the fuck is Alice" Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I gotta get used to not Spis alfabetyczny przetłumaczonych piosenek: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 0-9 Poniżej prezentujemy Wam tłumaczenie piosenki Tłumaczenie piosenki Alice , Smokie Zobacz także inne tłumaczenia piosenek Smokie Sally zadzwoniła gdy dostała wiadomość I powiedziała: "Przypuszczam, że słyszałeś - O Alice" Podbiegłem do okna, I spojrzałem na zewnątrz Ledwo wierzyłem oczom - Wielka limuzyna podjeżdżała Na wjazd Alice Oh, nie wiem dlaczego odchodzi Ani gdzie zamierza pojechać Zgaduję, że ma swoje powody Ale nie chcę ich znać Bo przez 24 lata Mieszkałem obok Alice Alice, kim do chole*y jest Alice 24 lata czekałem na szansę By powiedzieć jej co czuję i może spojrzeć na nia po raz drugi A teraz nie będę mieszkał obok Alice Alice, kim do chole*y jest Alice Dorastaliśmy razem Dwoje dzieciaków w parku Rzeźbiliśmy nasze inicjały Głęboko w korze Ja i Alice Teraz przechodzi przez drzwi Z wysoko uniesioną głową Tylko przez chwilę zatrzymałem jej wzrok Gdy jej limuzyna odjeżdżała powoli Z podjazdu Alice Oh, nie wiem dlaczego odchodzi Ani gdzie zamierza pojechać Zgaduję, że ma swoje powody Ale nie chcę ich znać Bo przez 24 lata Mieszkałem obok Alice Alice, kim do chole*y jest Alice 24 lata czekałem na szansę By powiedzieć jej co czuję i może spojrzeć na nia po raz drugi A teraz nie będę mieszkał obok Alice Alice, kim do chole*y jest Alice Po tym zadzwoniła Sally i zapytała jak się czuję I powiedziała: "Wiem jak Ci pomóc Otrząsnąć się z Alice" Powiedziała: "Teraz Alice odeszła Ale ja ciągle tu jestem Wiesz, czekałam przez 24 lata..." I wielka limuzyna zniknęła... Oh, nie wiem dlaczego odchodzi Ani gdzie zamierza pojechać Zgaduję, że ma swoje powody Ale nie chcę ich znać Bo przez 24 lata Mieszkałem obok Alice Alice, kim do chole*y jest Alice 24 lata czekałem na szansę By powiedzieć jej co czuję i może spojrzeć na nia po raz drugi A teraz nie będę mieszkał obok Alice Alice, kim do chole*y jest Alice Teraz już nie będę mieszkał obok Alice... Zobacz także oryginalny tekst piosenki Alice w wykonaniu Smokie ... i również TELEDYSK do piosenki Alice w wykonaniu Smokie Serwis w tym cała redakcja, nie ponosi odpowiedzialności za treść tłumaczenia piosenki Alice - Smokie . W przypadku naruszenia jakiś praw, prosimy o kontakt.

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Listen to Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? on the English music album The Quintessential Dance Pop Collection, Vol. 5 by The Hit Co., only on JioSaavn. Play online or download to listen offline free - in HD audio, only on JioSaavn. Sally called when she got the word, She said: "I suppose you′ve heard - About Alice". Well I rushed to the window, And I looked outside, But I could hardly believe my eyes - As a big limousine rolled up Into Alice's drive... Oh, I don′t know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she′s got her reasons, But I just don′t want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I′ve been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I′ve got to get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Grew up together, Two kids in the park, Carved our initials, Deep in the bark, Me and Alice. Now she walks through the door, With her head held high, Just for a moment, I caught her eye, As a big limousine pulled slowly Out of Alice's drive. Oh, I don′t know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she′s got her reasons, But I just don′t want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I′ve been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Sally called back, asked how I felt, She said: "I know how to help - Get over Alice". She said: "Now Alice is gone, But I′m still here, You know I've been waiting For twenty-four years..." And the big limousine disappeared... I don′t know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she′s got her reasons, But I just don′t want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I′ve been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the fuck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance, But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the fuck is Alice Now I′ll never get used to not living next door to Alice...Writer(s): M. Chapman, N. Chinn Lyrics powered by Sally called when she got the word. She said: "I suppose you've heard about Alice". Well I rushed to the window and I looked outside. But I could hardly believe my eyes. As a big limousine rolled up into Alice's drive. Oh, I don't know why she's leaving. Or where she's gonna go. I guess she's got her reasons. Sally called when she got the word, She said: "I suppose you've heard - About Alice" Well I rushed to the window And I looked outside But I could hardly believe my eyes - As a big limousine rolled up Into Alice's drive... Oh, I don't know why she's leaving Or where she's gonna go I guess she's got her reasons But I just don't want to know 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance Now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice... {Who the fuck is Alice?} Grew up together Two kids in the park Carved our initials Deep in the bark Me and Alice Now she walks through the door With her head held high Just for a moment, I caught her eye As a big limousine pulled slowly Out of Alice's drive Oh, I don't know why she's leaving Or where she's gonna go I guess she's got her reasons But I just don't want to know 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance Now I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice... Sally called back, asked how I felt She said: "I know how to help - Get over Alice" She said: "Now Alice is gone But I'm still here You know I've been waiting For twenty-four years..." And the big limousine disappeared... I don't know why she's leaving Or where she's gonna go I guess she's got her reasons But I just don't want to know 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... Now I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice...

'Cause for twenty four years I've been living next door to Alice. (Alice, who the fuck is Alice?) Twenty four years, just waitin' for a chance, To tell her how I feel and maybe get a second glance, But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice. (Alice, who the fuck is Alice?) No, I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice.. Tekst piosenki [Intro] My cup runneth over Like blood from a stone [Chorus] These stand for me Name your god and bleed the freak I like to see How you all would bleed for me [Verse 1] When the pig runs slower Let the arrow fly When the sin lies bolder I'll pluck out thine eye [Chorus] [Verse 2] If you scorn my lover Satan got your thigh If you steal in hunger I will kick you when you try [Chorus] [Verse 3] "All these things that you've done for me Have left me so[?] FUCKING TIRED I'm not saying that you haven't done a lot of good But if there's one thing you can do You can BLEED FOR ME, BLEED FOR ME" [Chorus] [x2] Tłumaczenie piosenki [Intro] Mój kielich jest przeobfity Niczym krew z kamienia [Refren] To znaczy dla mnie Nazwij swego boga i wykrwaw świra Chciałbym zobaczyć Jak wszyscy byście dla mnie krwawili [Zwrotka 1] Kiedy świnia biegnie wolniej Pozwól strzale lecieć Kiedy grzech kładzie się zuchwalej Wydłubię twoje oko [Refren] [Zwrotka 2] Jeśli wzgardzisz mym wielbicielem Szatan dorwał twe udo Jeśli kradniesz z głodu Kopnę cię, gdy spróbujesz [Refren] [Zwrotka 3] Wszystkie te rzeczy, które zrobiłeś dla mnie, Pozostawiły mnie tak... KUREWSKO ZMĘCZONYM Nie mówię, że nie zrobiłeś wiele dobrego, Ale jeśli jest jedna rzecz którą mógłbyś jeszcze zrobić Możesz KRWAWIĆ DLA MNIE, KRWAWIĆ DLA MNIE" [Refren] x2 Wyślij Niestety coś poszło nie tak, spróbuj później. Treść poprawki musi być wypełniona. Dziękujemy za wysłanie poprawki. Interpretacja piosenki Dziękujemy za wysłanie interpretacji Nasi najlepsi redaktorzy przejrzą jej treść, gdy tylko będzie to możliwe. Status swojej interpretacji możesz obserwować na stronie swojego profilu. Dodaj interpretację Jeśli wiesz o czym śpiewa wykonawca, potrafisz czytać "między wierszami" i znasz historię tego utworu, możesz dodać interpretację tekstu. Po sprawdzeniu przez naszych redaktorów, dodamy ją jako oficjalną interpretację utworu! Wyślij Niestety coś poszło nie tak, spróbuj później. Treść interpretacji musi być wypełniona. Wyślij Niestety coś poszło nie tak, spróbuj później. Treść poprawki musi być wypełniona. Dziękujemy za wysłanie poprawki. Najpopularniejsze od Alice in Chains

Alice Lyrics: Neem m'n bitch niet op, en zing geen ballads / In een wonderland, lijk een beetje Alice / Kom kom, een beetje verder / Ik ben nog een beetje verder / Beam me beter op, ben te ver

Post to this Thread - Sort Descending - Printer Friendly - Home Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? Pseudonym 09 Jun 97 - 05:29 PM Joe Offer 09 Jun 97 - 10:03 PM Joe Offer 10 Jun 97 - 12:41 AM Jimmie 04 Aug 99 - 02:38 AM Mo 04 Aug 99 - 05:18 AM Walrus 04 Aug 99 - 09:05 AM Jo Taylor 05 Aug 99 - 07:58 PM Jo Taylor 06 Aug 99 - 06:51 PM Rasta 07 Aug 99 - 05:24 PM Joe Offer 07 Aug 99 - 06:53 PM GUEST,Tony 23 Jun 07 - 11:51 PM Darowyn 24 Jun 07 - 05:58 AM Liz the Squeak 24 Jun 07 - 07:10 AM Leadfingers 24 Jun 07 - 07:15 AM Liz the Squeak 24 Jun 07 - 08:08 AM GUEST,Geoff the Duck 24 Jun 07 - 09:27 AM Leadfingers 24 Jun 07 - 11:19 AM GerryMc 24 Jun 07 - 12:26 PM GUEST,charlotte the oast ouse opper 25 Jun 07 - 08:56 AM alanabit 25 Jun 07 - 03:35 PM GUEST,ArmyChick 27 Apr 08 - 04:48 PM Muttley 28 Apr 08 - 02:45 AM GUEST,Bill the Collie 28 Apr 08 - 06:09 AM GUEST,KB Sans Kuki 28 Apr 08 - 09:25 AM pavane 28 Apr 08 - 10:24 AM Betsy 28 Apr 08 - 05:50 PM Old Grizzly 28 Apr 08 - 06:26 PM the lemonade lady 28 Apr 08 - 06:42 PM bubblyrat 29 Apr 08 - 12:34 PM GUEST,pook66 30 Jan 10 - 06:55 PM mkebenn 31 Jan 10 - 11:07 AM Thompson 31 Jan 10 - 12:06 PM Dave MacKenzie 31 Jan 10 - 05:15 PM Weasel 31 Jan 10 - 05:59 PM beeliner 31 Jan 10 - 07:28 PM Weasel 31 Jan 10 - 07:54 PM Mr Happy 01 Feb 10 - 05:41 AM GUEST,. 25 Nov 10 - 08:29 PM JennieG 25 Nov 10 - 11:35 PM Joe Offer 26 Nov 10 - 02:26 AM JHW 26 Nov 10 - 05:41 AM GUEST,Grishka 26 Nov 10 - 07:31 AM Geoff the Duck 26 Nov 10 - 07:55 AM GUEST 10 Oct 11 - 09:48 AM GUEST,Eliza 10 Oct 11 - 11:13 AM Share Thread Lyrics & Knowledge Search [Advanced] DT Forum Child Sort (Forum) by:relevance date DT Lyrics: Subject: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Pseudonym Date: 09 Jun 97 - 05:29 PM Hello, I recently heard a song that had a real catchy beat to it. I can only remember one line from the song. I will edit the explitive. The line was 'Alice, Alice, who the F--- is Alice" Does anyone know the name and group who does this song? Thanks, Pseud Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: Lyr Add: LIVING NEXT DOOR TO ALICE (Chinn, Chapman From: Joe Offer Date: 09 Jun 97 - 10:03 PM I'm really proud of myself for finding this thing. It's on the International Lyrics Server Actually, the song is an adaptation by Jimmy Sturr, I think. It's on his 1996 "Polka! All Night Long" CD on rounder - it's a great CD, as are all of the Jimmy Sturr recordings. Sturr's adaptation is that after the lead singer sings the bit about 24 years of living next door to Alice, the band shouts, "Alice? Alice? Who the hell is Alice?" I did not, repeat did NOT hear Sturr's band use any expletive stronger than "hell." Oh, it's a good CD. It really is. Willie Nelson and the Jordanaires help with some of the vocals. LIVING NEXT DOOR TO ALICE By Smokie (1977) Written by Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman Transcribed by Frantic Freddy; What I Hear Is What You Get (errors included) Sally called when she got the word And she said "I suppose you've heard, 'bout Alice" Well I rushed to the window, and I looked outside But I could hardly believe my eyes As a big limousine rode up onto Alice's drive Chorus: Oh, I don't know why she's leaving, or where she's gonna go I guess she's got her reasons but I just don't wanna know 'Cos for 24 years I've been living next door to Alice 24 years just waitin' for a chance To tell her how I feel and maybe get a second glance Now I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice We grew up together, two kids in the park Carved our initials deep in the bark, me an' Alice Now she walks through the door, with her head held high Just for a moment I caught her eye As the big limousine pulled slowly out of Alice's drive (chorus) Then Sally called back, and asked how I felt And she said, "I know how to help, to get over Alice" She said, "Now Alice is gone, but I'm still here You know, I've been waiting 24 years..." And the big limousine disappeared I don't know why she's leaving, or where she's gonna go I guess she's got her reasons but I just don't wanna know 'Cos for 24 years I've been living next door to Alice 24 years just waitin' for a chance To tell her how I feel and maybe get a second glance But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice No, I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice The Who Wrote That Song? book (Dick & Harriet Jacobs) verifies that the song was written by Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman, and popularized by a group called Smokie. The date given for the song is 1977, but I don't know if that's the song publication date or the date of the Smokie recording. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Joe Offer Date: 10 Jun 97 - 12:41 AM The album notes say Sturr learned this song at the Oktoberfest in Munich. How it got to Munich, Lord only knows. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Jimmie Date: 04 Aug 99 - 02:38 AM Good work Joe. This is definitely the lyrics I was searching for!!!!!!!!!! Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Mo Date: 04 Aug 99 - 05:18 AM The UK version which came out about two years ago definitely had the expletive in it - though a cleaned up version of it was used on national tv/radio, naturally! Mo Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Walrus Date: 04 Aug 99 - 09:05 AM I seem to remember hearing the "original" of "Lining Next Door To Alice" (ie without the "Who the F*** ...") in the 1970s (I can't remember the artist, but it did make the charts here*). The "WTF.." line (as opposed to any milder version) was certainly recorded by Roy "Chubby" Brown, a comedian whose entire acts appears to be made up of jokesof bodily functione ane expletives Regards Walrus * Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Jo Taylor Date: 05 Aug 99 - 07:58 PM The 1970's band who had the hit in the UK were Smokie, got to no. 5 in December 1976. They had about 10 hits between 1975 and 1980, lead singer was a chap with long silver hair, very striking. Sang it on last Saturday night in a marquee here in our field - 170-plus people including quite a few Dutch - the 'Who the f*** is Alice' version is very well known in Holland. I learnt that version from an English friend Tim who lives in Alsace, he learnt it from a Dutch friend...Just had a great week, lots of music right here, sessions going throughout the day, actually I think we did Alice every evening... and this was a 2cv (small French car) meeting! Nice to be back, I've been a little busy for the last couple of weeks!!Jo Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Jo Taylor Date: 06 Aug 99 - 06:51 PM ...and the other bit that's altered in the rude version is: 24 years just waitin' for a chance To tell her how I'm feeling, get inside her pants Sorry! Jo Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Rasta Date: 07 Aug 99 - 05:24 PM what album did jimmy sturr cut this song on. I had a bass player friend who played and cut an allbum or two with jimmy sturr around 95 or 96 and also with willie nelson yes folks willie does Polka----Rastaaaa Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Joe Offer Date: 07 Aug 99 - 06:53 PM Hi, Rasta - good to see you got your Mudcat Registration back - "Alice" is on Jimmy Sturr's 1996 album, Polka! All Night Long on Rounder (click).-Joe Offer- Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: GUEST,Tony Date: 23 Jun 07 - 11:51 PM Is it possible that this explitive version was recorded by Dr hook. I have a version here, that uses "who the f**k is alice, in every chorus. I have it listed as dr hook, but im here because I was looking to verify that. Im a big dr. hook fan, and I can't say it's not them by listening... Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Darowyn Date: 24 Jun 07 - 05:58 AM Since the lyrics makes it perfectly plain who Alice is, I wonder why the lead singer does not shout back, "LISTEN TO THE WORDS YOU BUNCH OF ******** *******!" Another song for the drunk and stupid! Cheers Dave Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Liz the Squeak Date: 24 Jun 07 - 07:10 AM It's another of these drunken pub retorts that gets picked up and spread around... a bit like the Buddy Holly songs 'Oh Boy!', the variant of which goes 'All my life, I've been akissing your left tit cos your right one's missing, Oh boy!' LTS Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Leadfingers Date: 24 Jun 07 - 07:15 AM The story I have is that the "Who The **** Is Alice" version was the responsibility of one Roy 'Chubby' Brown , an alternative comedian in UK - It used to very popular at Late Night Discos , and we used to do the song absolutely straight , as a sort of Cod C&W song , and let the audience do what they wanted in the gaps . It always went down well , oddly enough ! Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: GUEST,Geoff the Duck Date: 24 Jun 07 - 09:27 AM Smokie are a band who came from my home town, Bradford. They were fairly popular mid 1970s and Alice was probably their best known chart record. According to Joe's posting at the start of the thread it was Written by Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman. Chinn and Chapman were record producers who dominated the UK pop charts around that time. They took or created bands, often gave them an "image" and wrote the songs which the group then performed. If I remember correctly their stable of artistes included the Sweet (Ballroom Blitz / Blockbuster) and Suzi Quatro, plus many others. In the 1980s, Stock, Aitken and Waterman did a very similar thing. Smokie had their chart success and then disppeared from the charts, but still kept performing. The first time I was aware of the version of the lyrics under discussion in this thread was at least two years before the recording with Roy "Chubby" Brown. A bunch of friends who I know from various folk festivals had organised a trip to Ireland. Someone had booked a couple of cottages and stopped there for a week or two. They all came back singing "Who the...." More than one of them are Mudcatters, so they might add more to the story than I know. When in Ireland they had happened across a CD Single recorded by Smokie and on release in Eire. It contained four tracks. One was either the original recording (or a new re-recording)of Alice. The second was a Live version recorded at a concert somewhere in Ireland. The band were singing the song fairly "straight" but when they reached the chorus all the audience were shouting "Who the ****". Track three was the live version with the audience "bleeped" and the fourth track was a fairly nice "new" song. The story went that the "Who the ****" is something which was started by some audience members when on tour in Ireland, and it had caught on and spread until the band couldn't sing it out without getting the audience response. Presumably someone then decided that if it was released a single, it would sell in Ireland, and obviously it did. This recording of Alice is not the version released a few years later in the UK. That record was still Smokie, but they imported "Chubby" Brown, who is known for being a foul mouthed "blue" comedian. I've not ever seen him perform so don't actually know what his material consists of, but it is "sold" as being X-Rated. Presumably the record company thought that having a known "foul mouth" comic putting in the "****"s would sell more copies in England than releasing the Irish recording. After writing the above, I have just looked in Wikipedia and most of what they say ties in with what I recall (BLICKY- Smokie; BLICKY2 - Gompie). They do not mention the Irish CD, but I did once have a copy (possibly still do have somewhere) won as a prize in some competition or raffle. It also says that the musicians who became Smokie got together at a school which I attended about 10 years later. I was aware that at least one of them lived just up the road from the Seabrooks Crisps factory in Bradford. Quack! GtD. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: Leadfingers Date: 24 Jun 07 - 11:19 AM That's interesting Geoff ! Always though Chubby was to blame ! Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: GerryMc Date: 24 Jun 07 - 12:26 PM Smokie were indeed a Bradford band. My brother went to school with 'em at St. Bedes. They were once called the Elizabethans coz they wore ruffled collars. Nice! The 'famous' line-up was... Chris Norman - Lead Vocals Alan Silson - Guitar Terry Utley - Bass Pete Spencer - Drums Chris, Alan and Terry were all at school with our kid and Pete came from Leeds. When they released their first album 'Pass it Around' the spelling was 'Smokey' but they changed it to 'Smokie' to avoid any confusion with Smokey Robinson. I saw them play live a number of times in the mid 70s when they were just hitting the charts. They did a blinding gig supporting Pilot at Leeds Town Hall in 1975. Personally I thought their own songs were stronger than Chinn/Chapman covers they did. Living Next Door to Alice was orginally recorded by New World in 1973 and was by no means Smokie's best effort, although perhaps the one song that people remember them by. If you need to know more there's loads on Wikipedia. Not really what you'd call a folk thread but they influenced me and probably many other musicians starting out in the 70's. They could sing and they could play. Now there's a thing! Gerry :-) Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: GUEST,charlotte the oast ouse opper Date: 25 Jun 07 - 08:56 AM my baby sister, who was born in 1991, so is 16 soon, had to cope with the version that came out int he early nineties being sung at her ALL THE TIME....she'd get really upset when people swore at her (no really, they did. apparently swearing at a child is the done thing in medway!) anyway....i still like to sing this to alice occasionally, just to make her smile... she knows every word to this amazing little ditty! i know its not really relevant...so apologies but there you go! Charlotte Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Alice, Alice, Who the From: alanabit Date: 25 Jun 07 - 03:35 PM I think they were probably very good musicians, but you can't really tell from the pop singles. I was never a fan. I got to meet Alan Silson and Terry in the nineties, because they often toured Germany on those oldies band package tours and they did some recording near Cologne. I had a pint with them from time to time at the Corkonian in Cologne, where I still go occasionally and where I used to gig in those days. Alan told me that they were really more into blues. He said that when he and Terry were at home, they would ring up a couple of mates and do their own thing in local pubs. I can well believe Gerry Mc's story of a blinding gig by them. The story of the pop group is a tale which has often been told in the business. They were starving and needed to feed their families. So they accepted a record deal, which meant that they had to record Chinn Chapman songs, produced by Micky Most. They were part of the hit factory,which included Suzi Quatro, Mud, Sweet and New World. The hits came and they made an adequate living. One sad footnote came a few months after the last time I saw them. The replacement singer, Alan Barton, who had replaced Chris Norman, was killed in a car accident on the autobahn near Gummersbach (about thirty miles east of KÃ¶ln). For a long time, as I only knew Alan Silson by his first name, I feared that he had been the casualty. You have to feel for Alan Barton's family anyway. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: GUEST,ArmyChick Date: 27 Apr 08 - 04:48 PM I can attest to the drunken pub retort theory. I learned this song in a pub near Munich and sung it all over Bavaria really. We were always drunk. Anecdotal? Sure, but there you have it! Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: Muttley Date: 28 Apr 08 - 02:45 AM Definitely Pub retort stuff. I remember hearing this to pub bands who sang 'Living Next Door To Alice' and the reported response to 'Oh Boy' that Liz reported - the other favourite (and like the originator I shall delete/asterisk the expletives: The song was "Will I Ever See (Your Face Again)?" The line is sung: "Will I ever see your face again?" And the standard response(in time to the beat and ending just as the question is repeated) is : "No Way! Get F*****! F*** Off!" Very crude - but also, peculiarly, very Australian! Muttley Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: GUEST,Bill the Collie Date: 28 Apr 08 - 06:09 AM Just a few years ago, Terry used to be seen around Burley in Wharfedale, near Ilkley, drinking in the Red Lion and scoffing in the Moghul, a Bangladeshi restaurant. Smokie were on Look North a few weeks ago, too. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: GUEST,KB Sans Kuki Date: 28 Apr 08 - 09:25 AM Hee Hee This Phrase is traditional and dates sback to WW1 and was the Allied troops reply to the Bosch singing "Deutchland Deutchland Uber Alles" Obvoiusly had a song written round the phrase ---- Debate! but not too seriously Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: pavane Date: 28 Apr 08 - 10:24 AM There are clubs in South Wales which have signs up BANNING the singing of this song, due to the added phrase. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: Betsy Date: 28 Apr 08 - 05:50 PM Definitely Chubby Brown from Middlesbrough. BTW Smokie are still a big act in Scandinavia. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: Old Grizzly Date: 28 Apr 08 - 06:26 PM Lighten up folks You do have to be pissed to appreciate it :o) Hic Dave - Now sadly teetotal for all time Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: bubblyrat Date: 29 Apr 08 - 12:34 PM I was working in Flanders a few years ago, late nineties, and the song was a great hit for a Dutch or Flemish group called "Humpy"----I worked in a carpet shop (" Karpetland ")in Kortrijk, and the song was played on local radio several times every day---The staff didn't know much English, but they sure knew the words to THAT song !! Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: GUEST,pook66 Date: 30 Jan 10 - 06:55 PM According to Wikipedia, a dutch DJ is credited with starting this, in or around 1995. I know for a fact that this was started in Ireland at least a year or two before this. I know it because we sang it in a pub we owned in Waterford. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: mkebenn Date: 31 Jan 10 - 11:07 AM Guest Tony..did Dr hook ever record anything that wasn't a Silverstien song? Mike Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: Thompson Date: 31 Jan 10 - 12:06 PM It's in a film, too, though I can't for the life of me think what film. People at a picnic table...? Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: Dave MacKenzie Date: 31 Jan 10 - 05:15 PM The first Dr Hook album I picked out at random only had 6 Silverstein songs out of 20. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: Weasel Date: 31 Jan 10 - 05:59 PM We first heard the expletive version (which I am almost certain was the Chubby Brown version) in Germany where it was very, very popular and sung very loudly nightly in our chosen bar. It was quite funny to see some very demure young ladies joining in the "Who the...." lines with no embarrassment at all. When the Germans made the return trip to visit us, they had to be taken to one side and encouraged not to sing it so loudly in our chosen English bar. Weasel. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: beeliner Date: 31 Jan 10 - 07:28 PM The first version I heard was the German version by Guildo Horn and the Orthopedic Socks, of which there are (at least) two variations. In one, the verses are in German but the cheer/shout is in English, and this appears on several compilation CDs which contain little or no other vulgarity. The other is entirely in German, with the shout softened to "Wer verdammt ist Alice?" ("Who the hell is Alice"). But the English version by Smokie is often heard there also, the group was quite popular there, as was Chris Norman solo. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: Weasel Date: 31 Jan 10 - 07:54 PM You may be right - it could well have been the German version we heard over there - it was a long time ago and I've always associated it with Chubby Brown. Weasel Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: GUEST,. Date: 25 Nov 10 - 08:29 PM "Living Next Door to Alice" is a song co-written by Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman. Originally released by the Australian vocal harmony trio New World in 1972, the song charted at # 35 on the Australian chart. The song later became a worldwide hit for the band Smokie. Before you quote things.. get your facts right first. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: JennieG Date: 25 Nov 10 - 11:35 PM Smokie are still alive and touring, they performed here last night. I didn't go, so I can't vouch for the "Alice" words being sung by the audience - it's a staid country town! Cheers JennieG Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: ADD: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: Joe Offer Date: 26 Nov 10 - 02:26 AM Gee, you wonder what our Guest thinks we said in 1997 that was so wrong - that we didn't give credit to the Australian first recording? Heck, we got the songwriters and lyrics right. I found the New World Trio recording - it's pretty good. Well, as a public service, I'm posting the German lyrics, as recorded by Guildo Horn & Die OrthopÃ¤dischen StrÃ¼mpfe. Who The F... Is Alice Ein Freund rief an mit leisem Ton Sagte er:" Du weiÃŸt wohl schon von Alice?" Und ich eilte zum Fenster Schaute hinaus Ein MÃ¶belwagen stand vor dem Haus Ich wuÃŸte nicht Ob ich richtig sah Denn auch Alice war da Refrain) Ich weiÃŸ nicht wo sie hin geht Woran es liegen kann Sie hat wohl ihre GrÃ¼nde Und es geht mich auch nichts an Doch seit ewiger Zeit leb ich TÃ¼r an TÃ¼r mit Alice Alice who the F... is Alice? Fast jeden Tag traf ich sie im Flur Ich grÃ¼ÃŸte jedesmal doch sie lÃ¤chelte nur Es ist schwer ich leb nicht mehr TÃ¼r an TÃ¼r mit Alice Alice who the F... is Alice? Warum ich nie zu ihr fand Dabei trennt mich bloÃŸ eine Wand Oh, eine Wand trennte mich von Alice Warum habe ich ihr nie eine Frage gestellt Und ihr gesagt wie sehr sie mir fehlt Ich sah das LÃ¤cheln auf ihrem Gesicht Und doch tat ich es nicht (Refrain) Ich weiÃŸ nicht wo sie hin geht Woran es liegen kann Sie hat wohl ihre GrÃ¼nde Und es geht mich auch nichts an Doch seit ewiger Zeit leb ich TÃ¼r an TÃ¼r mit Alice Alice who the F... is Alice? Fast jeden Tag traf ich sie im Flur Ich grÃ¼ÃŸte jedesmal doch sie lÃ¤chelte nur Es ist schwer ich leb nicht mehr TÃ¼r an TÃ¼r mit Alice Alice who the F... is Alice? Oh, na na na na na na na na na na na Na na na na na na na na na na na Doch seit ewiger Zeit leb ich TÃ¼r an TÃ¼r mit Alice Alice who the F... is Alice? Oh, na na na na na na na na na na na Na na na na na na na na na na na Es ist schwer ich leb nicht mehr TÃ¼r an TÃ¼r mit Alice (Refrain) Ich weiÃŸ nicht wo sie hin geht Woran es liegen kann Sie hat wohl ihre GrÃ¼nde Und es geht mich auch nichts an Doch seit ewiger Zeit leb ich TÃ¼r an TÃ¼r mit Alice Alice who the F... is Alice? Fast jeden Tag traf ich sie im Flur Ich grÃ¼ÃŸte jedesmal doch sie lÃ¤chelte nur Es ist schwer ich leb nicht mehr TÃ¼r an TÃ¼r mit Alice Alice who the F... is Alice? Ich weiÃŸ nicht wo sie hin geht Woran es liegen kann Sie hat wohl ihre GrÃ¼nde Und es geht mich auch nichts an Doch seit ewiger Zeit leb ich TÃ¼r an TÃ¼r mit Alice Alice who the F... is Alice? Fast jeden Tag traff ich sie im Flur Ich grÃ¼ÃŸte jedesmal doch sie lÃ¤chelte nur Es ist schwer ich leb nicht mehr TÃ¼r an TÃ¼r mit Alice Alice who the F... is Alice? Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: JHW Date: 26 Nov 10 - 05:41 AM Christopher Robin went down with her Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: GUEST,Grishka Date: 26 Nov 10 - 07:31 AM The original punchline, about Sally having waited for 24 years herself, adds some ironic depth to the song, whence people take the license to deface it. Too bad that Guildo Horn, who used to be an ironist himself, omits that punchline without any compensation, as far as I see. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: Geoff the Duck Date: 26 Nov 10 - 07:55 AM Hi Joe, Like you I was wondering why someone refreshed a thirteen and a half year old thread (in some countries it would be old enough to get married) just to talk rubbish. The question asked was about "Who the ****" recorded by Smokie (and various Dutch or German artistes), not the original song. Info about Smokie is relevant, but any earlier recording has NOTHING to do with the subject of the thread. Let's face it, Joe. We got ALL our facts right and a damn sight more facts than either Wikipedia or some ignorant rude "guest". Quack! GtD. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: GUEST Date: 10 Oct 11 - 09:48 AM anyone know where to get t-shirts that say "who the f**k is alice?" on them? really want one! thanks! Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Subject: RE: Origin: Alice, Alice, Who the F*** Is Alice? From: GUEST,Eliza Date: 10 Oct 11 - 11:13 AM I've a feeling that Kevin Bloody Wilson (Aussie singer/comedian) recorded this too. Post - Top - Home - Printer Friendly - Translate Share Thread: Reply to Thread Mudcat time: 25 July 7:31 PM EDT [ Home ] All original material is copyright Â© 2022 by the Mudcat CafÃ© Music Foundation. 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Well I rushed to the window, And I looked outside, But I could hardly believe my eyes - As a big limousine rolled up Into Alice's drive Oh, I don't know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she's got her reasons, But I just don't want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the f Sally called when she got the word, She said: "I suppose you've heard - About Alice". Well I rushed to the window, And I looked outside, But I could hardly believe my eyes - As a big limousine rolled up Into Alice's drive... Oh, I don't know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she's got her reasons, But I just don't want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the f*ck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the f*ck is Alice Grew up together, Two kids in the park, Carved our initials, Deep in the bark, Me and Alice. Now she walks through the door, With her head held high, Just for a moment, I caught her eye, As a big limousine pulled slowly Out of Alice's drive. Oh, I don't know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she's got her reasons, But I just don't want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the f*ck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I gotta get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the f*ck is Alice Sally called back, asked how I felt, She said: "I know how to help - Get over Alice". She said: "Now Alice is gone, But I'm still here, You know I've been waiting For twenty-four years..." And the big limousine disappeared... I don't know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she's got her reasons, But I just don't want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the f*ck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I feel, and maybe get a second glance, But I'll never get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the f*ck is Alice I don't know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she's got her reasons, But I just don't want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the f*ck is Alice Twenty-four years just waiting for a chance, To tell her how I'm feeling, maybe get a second glance, Now I've got to get used to not living next door to Alice... Alice, who the f*ck is Alice I don't know why she's leaving, Or where she's gonna go, I guess she's got her reasons, But I just don't want to know, 'Cos for twenty-four years I've been living next door to Alice. Alice, who the f*ck is Alice (Alice) Want me, want me, don't you? (Alice) Lay down, love me, don't you? (Alice) Want me, hate me, don't you? (Alice) [Chorus: Professor Green & Alice Chater] Everybody wants a girl like (Alice) Everybody needs a girl like (Alice) She promised me the whole world (Alice) Now she's got me under a spell Everybody wants a girl like (Alice)

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