## Metadata
**Caption:** folk rock, soulful vocal, acoustic guitar, 1967, breezy, 148 bpm, male vocal
**BPM:** 300
**Duration:** 180.0s
**Key:** A♭ major
**Time Signature:** 4

## Lyrics
[verse]
Down along the river where the willows used to sway,
We were young and reckless in a easy summer day.
Skipping stones and laughing, chasing after time,
Nothing in the world but you and I.

[chorus]
Hey there, hazel-eyed girl,
Every memory of you starts to swirl.
Hey there, hazel-eyed girl,
You were the best thing in my whole world.

[verse]
Radio was playing something sweet and slow,
We danced along the road with nowhere else to go.
Now the years have scattered like the leaves in fall,
But I still remember it all.

[chorus]
Hey there, hazel-eyed girl,
Every memory of you starts to swirl.
Hey there, hazel-eyed girl,
You were the best thing in my whole world.

[bridge]
Sha-la-la-la, remembering the way we were,
Sha-la-la-la, every laugh, every blur.
Wherever you are now, wherever you may roam,
Some part of me will always be your home.

[chorus]
Hey there, hazel-eyed girl,
Every memory of you starts to swirl.
Hey there, hazel-eyed girl,
You were the best thing in my whole world.