(I hear a song, it makes me think of a girl I used to know...
I sing along when I hear it on the radio now)

Hey now where'd we go?
Yeah days when the rains came
Way down in the hollows
Oooh yeah playing a new game

Laughing and a-running
Hey hey
Skipping and a-jumping
In the misty morning fog
Oh baby, yeah my heart's a-thumping you

My brown eyed girl
(Brown eyed girl...brown eyed girl)
You my
Brown eyed girl

Do you remember when? (do you remember when?)
Yeah we used to sing...
Sha la la la la la
La la la la la la
Sha la la la la la
La la la la la la

(I hear a song, it makes me think of a girl I used to know)

Hey... Hey... Hey

(I sing along when I hear it on the radio now)

Now that the years gone by
Yeah now that I'm on my own
I saw you baby, just the other day
But my baby, you have grown

I cast my memory back there Lord
Sometimes, I am overcome just thinking about it
Making love in the green grass
Behind the stadium with you

My brown eyed girl
You my
Brown eyed girl
(My brown eyed girl...my brown eyed girl)

You my
Brown eyed girl
(My brown eyed girl...my brown eyed girl)
You my
Brown eyed girl

Do you remember when?

Yeah we used to sing
Sha la la la la la
La la la la la la
Sha la la la la la
La la la la la la

Sha la la la la la
La la la la la la
Sha la la la la la
La la la la la la
I hear a song
It makes me think of a girl
I used to know

HEY...HEY...HEY

I sing along
When I hear it on the radio now

I sing along
When I hear it on the radio

Now


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Brown Eyed Girl Lyrics as written by Van Morrison

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    you have to watch the video twice so you can see it from a different perspective

    NtoTheDrkon June 11, 2002   Link

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