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Boy George ~ A Boy Called Alice


My name is alice, i'm not a boy Office hours for the rest of the world Me and alice stay in bed She's not what you'd call a bachelor girl But be careful how you tread There are boys that bring you trouble Very few that bring you luck When i tell her what she's getting She looks at me and says "that ain't good enough" A boy called alice I know a boy called alice A boy called alice I know a boy called alice, a boy called alice Silly games that make us dizzy Searching hard for mister right If god's a man what colour is he And will he smile on me tonight If there's a dream i'm yet to find it In all the novels that i've read If love is cool i'm right behind it But love ain't cool - i'll keep your picture instead She did say some things i never did understand A boy called alice I know a boy called alice A boy called alice I know a boy called alice A boy called alice I know a boy called alice A boy called alice I know a boy called alice more free lyrics

My name is alice, i'm not a boy

Office hours for the rest of the world
Me and alice stay in bed
She's not what you'd call a bachelor girl
But be careful how you tread

There are boys that bring you trouble
Very few that bring you luck
When i tell her what she's getting
She looks at me and says "that ain't good enough"

A boy called alice
I know a boy called alice
A boy called alice
I know a boy called alice, a boy called alice

Silly games that make us dizzy
Searching hard for mister right
If god's a man what colour is he
And will he smile on me tonight

If there's a dream i'm yet to find it
In all the novels that i've read
If love is cool i'm right behind it
But love ain't cool - i'll keep your picture instead

She did say some things i never did understand

A boy called alice
I know a boy called alice
A boy called alice
I know a boy called alice

A boy called alice
I know a boy called alice
A boy called alice
I know a boy called alice

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