| I remember a time, rompin' through the woods
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| Sun against our skin instead of clothes
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| When we felt hungry we would eat, whn we felt glad we would dance
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| And whenever we felt drowsy we would doze
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| It was so easy then never takin' any stands
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| It was so easy then, holdin' hands
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| I remember a time when our fears could be named
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| And courage meant not refusing dares
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| I remember when we took such cares to step never on the cracks
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| No only on the squares
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| Or else we’d be abducted by the bears
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| It was so easy then never makin' any plans
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| It was so easy then, holdin' hands
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| It was so easy then never makin' any plans
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| It was so easy then, holdin' hands
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| And now we are grown, with debts and regrets
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| And broken hearts and sentimental schemes
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| Now every tender failure seems to overthrow old dreams
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| Love can lead a normal woman to extremes
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| It was so easy once, holdin' hands without a plan
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| It was so easy once holdin' hands
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| Just holdin' hands |