Biography:
Eg and Alice were an English duo. They consisted of Eg White, a founder member of Brother Beyond, and Alice Temple, a former model and BMX champion, who got together in 1990 in London, UK.
Eg and Alice released one album, 24 Years Of Hunger, in 1991. It was described by All Music Guide as "one of the finest, most refined and fully realized recordings of the era, employing a much more sophisticated and romantic style than anything else out of England at the time".
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[Intro]
Am Dm G G
Am Dm G G
[Verse 1]
Am
Jack Malloy came up to me
Dm
At a party on the hill
G
Sad expression on his face
G
Am
He said though it grieves me so
Dm
I’ve been asked to throw you out
G
By the owner of this place
G
[Pre Chorus]
F G
I said to him I wonder how come
Am
You can turn on a friend
Am
F G
I think it’s so sad
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
[Chorus]
F G
But please don’t tell me
Am
I’m an Indian
Am
F G
No please don’t tell me
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
Dm Em
But if you tell me
F Em
I’m an Indian
F G
Then you’re an Indian too
F G
That makes you an Indian too
G
[Verse 2]
Am
For several years I have been
Dm
On the edge of every scene
G
A stranger in my town
G
Am
And even though they say hello
Dm
They will not be seen with me
G
I guess they’ve never known
G
[Pre Chorus]
F G
I wonder how come
Am
They try to pretend
Am
F G
I think it’s so sad
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
[Chorus]
F G
But please don’t tell me
Am
I’m an Indian
F G
No please don’t tell me
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
Dm Em
And if you tell me
F Em
I’m an Indian
G
Then you’re an Indian too
F G
You’re an Indian too
[Verse]
Am
I used to spend my money on
Dm
Trying so hard to belong
G
I’ll drink for you my friend
G
Am
Sometimes I just sit and call
Dm
Every number on the wall
G
It gets you in the end
G
[Pre Chorus]
F G
I wonder how come
Am
They can turn me away
F G
I think it’s so sad
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
[Chorus]
F G
No please don’t tell me
Am
I’m an Indian
F G
No please don’t tell me
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
Dm Em
But if you tell me
F Em
I’m an Indian
G
Then you’re an Indian too
F G
You’re an Indian too
[Outro]
F G
Please don’t tell me
Am
I’m an Indian
F G
No please don’t tell me
Bb F
Dm Em
And if you tell me
F Em
I’m an Indian
G
F G
F G
Please don’t tell me
Am
F G
No please don’t tell me
Bb F
Dm Em
And if you tell me
F Em
I’m an Indian
G
G F
Am Dm G G
Am Dm G G
[Verse 1]
Am
Jack Malloy came up to me
Dm
At a party on the hill
G
Sad expression on his face
G
Am
He said though it grieves me so
Dm
I’ve been asked to throw you out
G
By the owner of this place
G
[Pre Chorus]
F G
I said to him I wonder how come
Am
You can turn on a friend
Am
F G
I think it’s so sad
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
[Chorus]
F G
But please don’t tell me
Am
I’m an Indian
Am
F G
No please don’t tell me
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
Dm Em
But if you tell me
F Em
I’m an Indian
F G
Then you’re an Indian too
F G
That makes you an Indian too
G
[Verse 2]
Am
For several years I have been
Dm
On the edge of every scene
G
A stranger in my town
G
Am
And even though they say hello
Dm
They will not be seen with me
G
I guess they’ve never known
G
[Pre Chorus]
F G
I wonder how come
Am
They try to pretend
Am
F G
I think it’s so sad
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
[Chorus]
F G
But please don’t tell me
Am
I’m an Indian
F G
No please don’t tell me
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
Dm Em
And if you tell me
F Em
I’m an Indian
G
Then you’re an Indian too
F G
You’re an Indian too
[Verse]
Am
I used to spend my money on
Dm
Trying so hard to belong
G
I’ll drink for you my friend
G
Am
Sometimes I just sit and call
Dm
Every number on the wall
G
It gets you in the end
G
[Pre Chorus]
F G
I wonder how come
Am
They can turn me away
F G
I think it’s so sad
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
[Chorus]
F G
No please don’t tell me
Am
I’m an Indian
F G
No please don’t tell me
Bb Am
We will never be the same again
Dm Em
But if you tell me
F Em
I’m an Indian
G
Then you’re an Indian too
F G
You’re an Indian too
[Outro]
F G
Please don’t tell me
Am
I’m an Indian
F G
No please don’t tell me
Bb F
Dm Em
And if you tell me
F Em
I’m an Indian
G
F G
F G
Please don’t tell me
Am
F G
No please don’t tell me
Bb F
Dm Em
And if you tell me
F Em
I’m an Indian
G
G F
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