ALICE IN WONDERLAND
(Spike Milligan / Alan Clare / Arr. Gordon Langford)

King's Singers 


Alice in Wonderland would understand 
A little Queen of Hearts like you. 
But in my book it said: Off with his head! 
And that's exactly what you'd do. 

Indeed, I lost my head completely when 
On the river one summer's day 
All in the golden afternoon 
We glided far away. 

Oh, Alice, how I loved you. 

The fairy cakes you made, the lemonade, 
The funny stories that I told:
How Tweedle-Dum and Dee could not agree, 
And Father William who was very old, 
Mad Hatter on a spree, Doormouse dunked in the tea. 
All of that day to me was gold. 

We let the silent sand run though our hands, 
The setting sun became a glow, 
I recall, down the long years between. 
Where did my Queen of Hearts go? 

Alice in Wonderland, 
Where are you now, my love?


(Contributed by PDQMAN2 - July 2005)