24 hours, just waiting for a chance, to break my own record, maybe more than by a glance, but then it all comes down to living next door to Alex!
I was waiting for that
Yep! I may be slow sometimes, but I get there!
I'm just surprised nobody else got it. Do they only do it in Ireland?
Certainly not. I'd say nobody else was bothered to come up with a custom verse.
That makes more sense
And now I'm wondering why I forgot to include Who the X is Alice in my RD playlist…
Haha, I used to think the real song actually said that in it
At this point it basically does.
Yeah I guess, everyone says it anyway
The place where I work now, there was an intern the year before me, named Alice. Whenever we talk about her work, that song ends up stuck in all our heads.
24 hours, just waiting for a chance, to break my own record, maybe more than by a glance, but then it all comes down to living next door to Alex!
I was waiting for that
Yep! I may be slow sometimes, but I get there!
I'm just surprised nobody else got it. Do they only do it in Ireland?
Certainly not. I'd say nobody else was bothered to come up with a custom verse.
That makes more sense
And now I'm wondering why I forgot to include Who the X is Alice in my RD playlist…
Haha, I used to think the real song actually said that in it
At this point it basically does.
Yeah I guess, everyone says it anyway
The place where I work now, there was an intern the year before me, named Alice. Whenever we talk about her work, that song ends up stuck in all our heads.
Same here and even Alex is in my head because of "Kevin Bloody Wilson"
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