## Metadata
**Caption:** pop rock, orchestral, iconic riff, 1964, upbeat, 122 bpm, male vocal
**BPM:** 100
**Duration:** 180.0s
**Key:** G major
**Time Signature:** 4

## Lyrics
[verse]
Oh, lovely lady, walking down the sidewalk,
Sunlight catching in your hair,
Every head upon the block turns
Just to watch you passing there.
I don't know your name or story,
I don't know just where you're bound,
But something in the way you're walking
Won't let my eyes look down.

[chorus]
Oh, lovely lady, lovely lady,
Won't you slow your step a while?
Oh, lovely lady, lovely lady,
Won't you flash me just one smile?
I'm just a stranger on the corner,
Hoping you'll stay a little while.

[verse]
You've got a walk that says you know it,
A kind of easy, sure-fire grace,
I'd give my whole week's pay to know you,
Just to learn your name and face.
Maybe I'm a fool for trying,
Maybe you'll just walk on by,
But a heart don't ask permission
Before it starts to fly.

[chorus]
Oh, lovely lady, lovely lady,
Won't you slow your step a while?
Oh, lovely lady, lovely lady,
Won't you flash me just one smile?
I'm just a stranger on the corner,
Hoping you'll stay a little while.

[bridge]
Wait — she's turning, she is turning,
Coming back to where I stand,
Could it be my luck is turning?
Could it be she'll take my hand?

[chorus]
Oh, lovely lady, lovely lady,
Won't you slow your step a while?
Oh, lovely lady, lovely lady,
Won't you flash me just one smile?
I'm just a stranger on the corner,
Hoping you'll stay a little while.