You Ain't Goin' Nowhere / Hold It
The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers:

Break My Mind Baby, oh baby Tell the man at the ticket stand That…
Close Up The Honky Tonks She's in some honky tonk tonight I know She's dancing where…
Colorado Hey Colorado it was not so long ago I left your…
Eight Miles High Eight miles high, and when you touch down You'll find that…
Hickory Wind In South Carolina there are many tall pines I remember the…
I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better The reason why oh, I can't say I have to…
Mr. Spaceman Woke up this morning with light in my eyes And then…
Mr. Tambourine Man Hey, Mr. Tambourine man, play a song for me I'm not…
Roll Over Beethoven I'm gonna write a little letter Gonna mail it to my…

So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star So you want to be a rock and roll star? Then…
The Bells Of Rhymney Oh, what will you give me? Say the sad bells of…
The Train Song Six more days and I'll be gone Get on the train…
Time Between Don't say you love me Don't say you care You're so far…
Turn Turn Turn To everything (turn, turn, turn) There is a season (turn, tu…
Wake Up Little Susie Wake up little Suzie, wake up, wake up little Suzie,…
You Don't Miss Your Water In the beginning you really loved me But I was blind…

You Dont Miss Your Water In the beginning you really loved me But I was blind…

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Vincenzo Str

Clouds so swift

Rain won’t lift

Gate won’t close

Railings froze

Get your mind off wintertime

You ain’t goin’ nowhere

Whoo-ee! Ride me high

Tomorrow’s the day

My bride’s gonna come

Oh, oh, are we gonna fly

Down in the easy chair!

I don’t care

How many letters they sent

Morning came and morning went

Pick up your money

And pack up your tent

You ain’t goin’ nowhere

Whoo-ee! Ride me high

Tomorrow’s the day

My bride’s gonna come

Oh, oh, are we gonna fly

Down in the easy chair!

Buy me a flute

And a gun that shoots

Tailgates and substitutes

Strap yourself

To the tree with roots

You ain’t goin’ nowhere

Whoo-ee! Ride me high

Tomorrow’s the day

My bride’s gonna come

Oh, oh, are we gonna fly

Down in the easy chair!

Genghis Khan

He could not keep

All his kings

Supplied with sleep

We’ll climb that hill no matter how steep

When we get up to it

Whoo-ee! Ride me high

Tomorrow’s the day

My bride’s gonna come

Oh, oh, are we gonna fly

Down in the easy chair!

notrombones

6y↑5

==Lyrics==
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Clouds so swift
Rain won't lift
Gate won't close
Railings froze
Get your mind of wintertime
You ain't goin' nowhere
Whoo-ee ride me high
Tomorrow's the day
My bride's gonna come
Oh, oh, are we gonna fly
Down in the easy chair
I don't care
How many letters they sent
The morning came and morning went
Pack up your money
And pick up your tent
You ain't goin' nowhere
Whoo-ee ride me high
Tomorrow's the day
My bride's gonna come
Oh, oh, are we gonna fly
Down in the easy chair
Buy me a flute
And a gun that shoots
Tailgates some substitutes
Strap yourself
To the tree with roots
You ain't goin' nowhere
Whoo-ee ride me high
Tomorrow's the day
My bride's gonna come
Oh, oh, are we gonna fly
Down in the easy chair
Genghis Khan
He could not keep
All his kings
Supplied with sleep
We'll climb that hill no matter how steep
When we come up to it
Whoo-ee ride me high
Tomorrow's the day
My bride's gonna come
Oh, oh, are we gonna fly
Down in the easy chair
Whoo-ee ride me high
Tomorrow's the day
My bride's gonna come
Oh, oh, are we gonna fly
Down in the easy chair
Songwriters: Bob Dylan
You Aint' Goin Nowhere lyrics © Audiam, Inc

All comments from YouTube:

Joe Blankenship

1y↑11

I grew up listening to this song. I think it's underrated

Thane Overland

8y↑120

This album may not have been a commercial hot but it is my favorite Byrds album and one of my all time favorites! Great job on the slide show.

friendlyskies

8y↑3

+Jim Long And the cover ain't bad either!

Stefan Schleps

2y↑2

Who plays peddle steel guitar on this?
Is it Jerry?

EpilepticBumblebee48

@Stefan Schleps Lloyd Green

Gordon Ovenshine

39w

Also my favorite. Hickory Wind!

Maximus Khan

3y↑28

Country Byrds are the best, aren't they?

Sha Na Na

2y↑2

My favorite

Scott Campbell

6y↑61

As a single, this was a shock to the pop music world. Could this possibly be The Byrds? When the album came out, it was the first where McGuinn was credited as "Roger". Nearly everyone thought this was "Jim's brother", not his REAL brother (Brian), but simply someone else, which hugely depressed album sales. The complete absence of his 12 string Rickenbacker on the album and even of his name coupled with the totally different style of music utterly doomed "Sweetheart" to abysmal sales. Only subsequent albums, fierce worldwide touring, and McGuinn's establishing a new identity for The Byrds with Clarence White, Gene Parsons, et al eventually brought thousands of appreciative music fans to discover "Sweetheart..." and its unique beauty. Possibly the bravest experiment EVER by a major music group.

Robert Lagan

2y↑5

Very well put indeed and accurate

Robert Evans

2y↑3

Isn't that Gram Parsons?

Stephen Duffy

6y↑130

This was a defining moment in country rock. Also, I hate to be blasphemous, but so many of the Byrds covers were better than the Dylan originals.

Margaret Richer

5y↑19

I've always thought that almost anybody who does a Dylan cover almost always does it better than Dylan. And I don't want to take anything away from Dylan because he is a genius songwriter/lyricist. He was a great influencer of musicians crossing all genres and generations, even to this day. Glad he was part of my musical journey from the 60s, and hopefully, going forward until I'm no longer on his earth.

Jim Varlas

4y↑7

Stephen Duffy Yeah, Roger actually can carry a tune!

King Nothing

4y↑3

@Margaret Richer Agreed. Dylan has some fantastic works, but I've never much cared for his performances of them..

Martin Hasson

4y↑4

That's like saying
St.Paul was a better speaker
than Jesus! ( If Jesus gave him
a few things to say )
☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️

B G

agreed

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RandyGT2000

10y↑72

Don't get much better than this. My favorite Byrds album, with and without Gram.

A D

5y↑3

Yep, I love the McGuinn vocals, but I reaaally love the Parsons vocals.

James Bond

5y↑1

Who is on lead vocal? But more importantly who is responsible for this adaptation of Dylan’s work? It’s perfect

PandaXXL

5y↑1

@James Bond Roger McGuinn is on lead vocal, you can find out the lead vocalist for each song on the album's wikipedia page

James Bond

4y↑1

Thank u sir

PandaXXL

@James Bond no worries mate

steelblue1959

2y↑9

The LORD, Lloyd Green dripping pedal steel licks all over this song. He is great and very humble.

Muni Math by Peter Felton

4y↑11

A great way to draw in every listener's attention to the band's breakthrough Country-Rock album of music that lay ahead after this astounding opening track!

Weston Starling

5y↑13

I started listening to these guys when I was probably 11 to 12 years old, ever since then I am now 21 years old and I love the sound these guys produce and have been influenced sense. Thank you Roger McGuinn for producing such beautiful music

Vern Frederick

3y↑12

Awesome song I can’t get enough of it

cricketbat09

4y↑159

Dylan carves these songs from marble, but other artists polish the stone to perfection.

Kelly Peeples

3y↑1

100% agree.

E. D. Scoville

3y↑15

Are you serious? Ha

More like.

Bob Dylan takes a piece out his soul for these songs, then souless ghouls milk a dead version for profit.

Case in point, this studio polished school boy version of the Dylan gem.

Wacklewis

3y↑6

@E. D. Scoville spot on.. can't believe anyone can think that. McGuinn couldn't even get the lyrics right lmao

Dcred123

3y↑6

I've always said this, but ALL of Bob Dylan's songs are better when performed by other people. Nothing against him though.

ShakeNBakeSTL

2y↑5

Dylan is a terrific song writer, but he can hardly sing or play guitar, so it is expected.

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Chasbo Daniels

4y↑6

Such a gem 💎! “Sweetheart” was a groundbreaking LP in an era of great music. Consider all the talented guys who were Byrds at one time or another. This album also exposed me to the Louvin Brothers, who were brilliant as well.

Clemente Asensio

1y↑4

OBRA MAESTRA ABSOLUTA DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS, RECOMENDADISIMA TODA SU DISCOGRAFÍA, FUERON ANTOLOGICOS.

promerops

4y↑8

Chris Hillman's bass playing is notable (on this and all other Byrds tracks)

Frank Maio

44w

He didn't play on their first album; that was Carol Kaye. All studio musicians on that album except for McGuin.

Willie Duff

6y↑4

Quality song by a genius and played by a very innovative band

Wondering Aloud

4y↑17

What an era for music...we will never see anything like it again 😞

Nhamp2000

4y↑1

Nope

Deadhead BR

4y↑1

Sadly

Angel

3y↑1

You’re wrong, a new day is rising.

Jonathan Stilley

3y↑13

This is such a fun song to play. I was doing it on a 12 string acoustic yesterday.

Josh Johnson

2y↑1

Well la de fricken da!

Susan Harris

6y↑33

Love this song one of Dylan and The Byrids best.

Tom. Hoffmann

4y↑1

Me too Susan

Eryk Simon

8y↑90

Pure euphoria this tune.

Stephen Duffy

7y↑1

A defining moment in country rock. A great song, reminding me of my youth.

Jim McFarland

1y↑1

One of my very favorites!!

Jackson Coleman Cross country and Track

2y↑3

My dad used to listen to so much country music around me when I was little, and I hated it. Then I heard this and it changed everything. It showed me I could enjoy this type of music and I slowly came around to all of it.

The Surf & Hot Rod Scene

4y↑22

Best Byrds song ever with Gram in the group. Be sure to listen to the 2 Gary Usher Byrds specials on Youtube. The stories he tells about these times are amazing !!

Zarko

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David Birks

3y↑3

I heard "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" on the radio, bought the album and that was it for me.
A great album start to finish.

Tim Harr

8y↑45

The Byrds' recording of "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" was released as a single on April 2, 1968, some three years prior to any commercial release of the song by Dylan. It was the lead single from The Byrds' 1968 country rock album, Sweetheart of the Rodeo, and reached number 74 on the Bllboard Hot 100 chart and number 45 on the UK Singles Chart.[Along with the then current line-up of The Byrds, the song also features musical contributions from session musician Lloyd Green on pedal steel guitar

louisvillebsc1976

3y↑5

Masterpiece

William Johnson

8y↑20

What a great era and genre to grow young to!

Dan Waldie

4y↑1

Love this album.

KelleyBelle

3y↑8

Really a brilliant song.

Ed Coghlan

6y↑39

country and rock mixed perfectly

Beverly Saletta

4y↑2

The best talent was my generation, no doubt. Born in 1951, and the music I connected to as a small child. I think it hid my despair very young. We're so blessed to be left with such a amazing healing music and artists still living, in their golden years still rockin and Rollin. The Birds, The Wilburys, soo many we have to celebrate them and their music. Eric Clapton still, what a brilliant artist.
And so many more, I am very grateful because a woman at 68, I'm still kicking up my heals, it keeps me going, thank you all of you for giving us music that will never die 🎶

catman916

4y↑2

Roger McGuinn continues performing this song & still sounds good.

John Gaskell

7y↑3

what a great song from an excellent band

Vincenzo Str

NevadaBoss

36w

Arguably the only artists who ever played a Zimmy tune better than His Bobness himself were The Byrds. And this whole album remains one of the great LPs of the 60s...

Paul Pellicci

11y↑5

wow, one of my favorite albums...I forgot about it for 20 years at least...thanks this is sweet.....

Steven Shepa

3y↑2

Shoutout to the legend Lloyd Green. Not enough credit given for his contribution.

Derek Stocker

6y↑3

Really top Byrds track, probably the best version, for me anyway. Great melody and super voices.

TC Smith

4y↑13

Gram Parsons had great influence at this time.

E Johnson

5y↑24

So many memories from those long ago days. Sweet!

Randall Dickson

3y↑5

Sweet Jesus, I love this record!

Lee Yost

5y↑10

A gem…lost to time…bring it back….REAL MUSIC

Bob Rule, Jr.

7y↑9

My favorite song by the Byrds.

Charles Pike

6y↑1

Mine too !!!!!

Lee Yost

4y↑3

Sublime tune

notrombones

6y↑5

Roger Byron Collins

l am now a young 75 and as a teen through the1960s I enjoyed the London club scene big time and all my pals thought The Byrds outstripped the likes of The Beatles and The Stones by miles! Hanging on the wall in my studio, in a place of honour since 1965 after I obtained it during my first visit to Arlington Virginia is an album cover containing a vinyl LP of Mr Tambourine Man signed by the entire group which I treasure to this day. When I met Mick Jagger in Mustique in 1988, as we both shared the same Italian architect Mario Spinella, when we built our villas on Mustique and St Vincent I showed him the signed LP which he would have bought at any price, but was not for sale and remains priceless to this day. At least then I got Mick to sing at my Norwegian wife's 40th Birthday party celebration's in January 1989 on Basils Bar in Mustique and Ringo Star and Barbara Bach turned up so a great party that finished at 8 am the following morning! I still listen to the Byrds at least 2 or 3 times a week. They were then and to this day remain the best Folk Rock group EVER!!!

Luis Laguna

ni modo que no añore los 60s. ! PURO AMOR Y PAZ, LA DECADA DE LOS SUEÑOS !

Alan Gaillot

Les précurseurs de la pop! Splendide! Chulo! Nice!

Rick Laird

7y↑6

This Album is Historic !

Jeanie Douglas

7y↑1

Absolutely, an excellent song, the Byrd's cover is beautiful, as is Nitty Gritty Dirt Band! I have to say these two did a terrific job on the song. Blowfish (all of a sudden I can't remember the name of the band with Blowfish that did a good job on You Ain't Going Nowhere) I know their name well but of course, oh! It's Counting, something. oh well anyway I love the song and these bands did it BEAUTIFULLY!! I have heard a couple of bands destroy it . But the song is way too great. So it, of course, survived. Can't keep a good thing down! Won't mention the band's name but thankfully, no one plays it that I know of. I could listen to this for another 40 year's, and could NEVER, tire of it.

Bobby Twig

6y↑6

Just wonderful!

David Arizmendi

This sounds like a country song 🎵 it sounds good

SSNX23

6y↑17

Sweetheart Of The Rodeo is easily one of the most important albums in rock and roll. Unfortunately, it spawned bands like the Eagles. Gram Parsons changed the course of the band and music. Cosmic American Music indeed.

Mark Bruner

5y↑2

The original Eagles were a great band. Once Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner left, they became the Egos. That was a shame......

Scott French

5y↑1

Gram Parsons is among the biggest of giants.

Jim Varlas

4y↑4

SSNX23 Don't be a snob. If you are trying to say The Eagles were "pop", that's because they were "popular". They were popular because they were great. I loved the first three albums, too. Maybe too much Don Henley in the later albums, but it was all great music. Just because they became huge doesn't mean they sucked!! Look what passes for music now! The 70's were so diverse across the board, I am still discovering artists from those days that I missed the first time around.
"I just wanna be yer cosmic cowboy...."

Scott French

The Eagles were in no way "great." They made some good music among much mediocre music, were far better once Joe Walsh arrived.

Keith Chilvers

3y↑1

@Scott French Your opinion - mine is that Joe Walsh was a huge mistake and he ended up overwhelming the band on "the Long Run". Although Hotel California was a brilliant album after Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner left they just became a "stadium band" and it was largely Joe Walsh that took them in that direction.

Curtis Grupe

5y↑1

Love this song✌😀

catman916

Joan Baez also did a very good version.

SameMusicScene (Mary)

11y↑8

a good country song! thanks for sharing!

Stefan Schleps

Instant sub. The Dead should have covered this, and I should have been there when they pulled it out for the encore. Long live the Dead.
Byrds are God. LSD saves.
⭕️ Not Fade Away.⭕️
🌅

Mick Flaire

4y↑4

: I bought this as a 14 year old in 1968 on a 45 rpm single. I still have it! Right before leaving this comment I listened to Bob Dylan's original version which I had never heard before... excellent! thanks for this upload. Sunday July 19th 2020 11:08 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time.

Tom. Hoffmann

Perfect 😀

kyle avila

whyd u comment the time LMFAO

Mick Flaire

@kyle avila : That's my personal time stamp. So that I and anyone reading it would know exactly when I posted it.

kyle avila

@Mick Flaire oooh lmfao ok

Robert Yasko

4y↑4

This was the album that exposed the hippies to genuine Country and Western music. And in the process saved that musical style by bringing in millions of fans who would not have gone there had it not been for the Byrds and specifically Gram Parsons. Fact.

Josh Joseph

3y↑2

Fantastic song

Lunkhead McGrath

2y↑1

I'm not much into country but what a great BASSLINE in the chorus this song has. BASSLINE BASSLINE. bassline. ooo-eee.

Sic Synch

They say the Band ushered in this back to basics, psychedelic scrubbed approach but Sweetheart came out some months before Big Pink. McGuinn and Parsons were the architects behind that movement.

thomas

2y↑1

McGuigan wanted to do an acid jazz album. Persons and Hillman prevailed.

Hora

4y↑2

Great song!

Wayne Brewer

hello what's your name I'm Wayne.

Ivy Told a Secret

wonderful song well played (of course)

ron blessed

7y↑15

LOVELY TRACK.lOVE THE MELODY AND GUITAR PLAYING

Darryl Mull

Still the best version

burrencrawler

2y↑2

My favourite Byrds album too

Jesse Potter

11y↑1

I was backing my friend Micah O'Connell up on this song during our tour of Western Canada, though I'd never heard the song, we played the sh*t out of it. And now I realize, we did it COMPLETELY differently, hahaha, I came back for some nostalgia and was met with another sound entirely. GREAT song though, very malleable!

Chadwick Henry

4y↑1

Gooda

Chris Maggio

Would love to hear Jimmy Buffett do a version with a touch of Caribbean soul

William Sandell

3y↑1

Best song ever. Takes me back quick

Tim Gunderson

Great song.

Todd Lutz

6y↑45

Gram Parsons was with them at this time!

dennis martin

4y↑7

Yeah, Parsons was a legend.

Stephen Duffy

6y↑6

A defining moment in country rock. So many Byrds covers of Dylan's work actually sound better than the Dylan original. Sorry for the blasphemy.

David Norton

4y↑2

Congrats to Massachusetts native Gary Usher who produced the "Sweethearts of the Rodeo" album for the Byrds. Before this album Gary Usher co-wrote "409" with Brian Wilson. Often overlooked producer!

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1968 {May 11th} The Byrds performed "You Ain't Going Nowhere" on the Dick Clark ABC-TV Saturday-afternoon program, 'American Bandstand'...
At the time the song was in it's first week on Billboard's Top 100 chart at position #93, four weeks later it would peak at #74, and that was also it's fifth and last week on the Top 100...
It reached #45 on the United Kingdom's Singles chart...
Between 1965 and 1970 the Los Angeles-based quintet had sixteen Top 100 records; two made the Top 10 and they both reached #1 in 1965, "Mr. Tambourine Man" for 1 week on June 20th and "Turn! Turn! Turn!" for 3 weeks on November 28th...
"Eight Miles High" was their next highest charted record on the Top 100, it peaked at #14, and they performed it on the above mentioned 'Bandstand' show ...
Sadly, two original band members have passed away, guitarist Gene Clark died on May 24th, 1991 at the age of 46 and drummer Michael Clarke on December 19, 1993 at age 47...
May they both R.I.P.

Larry Rosen

10y↑10

I ain't kiddin' - Great song, written by Bob Dylan of course.

Mark Bruner

5y↑1

IMO, Dylan is a great songwriter but mediocre singer. I like most of the covers better than his versions

Elstonn Gunn

CheetoDorito69 nah they don’t it’s alright ma is 100 times greater than anything they ever wrote together now if ur talking melodies the Beatles had far better melodies obviously but they’re in different realms wen it comes to songwriting they’re on the same level tho I think the Beatles balanced their lyrics and melodies better than bob but he isn’t perfect, he’s a poet before musician

ZenFox

5y↑21

Great pedal steel guitar by Nashville session musician Lloyd Green.

dennis martin

4y↑1

Pedal steel makes anything sound great. I love this song, didn't know who it was on steel guitar. I'm from Tennessee, and want to hear a steel guitar in every damn thing. Thanks for mentioning it.

Holland Gilstrap

4y↑1

I thought the legend was that this song was Clarence White's infamous original B-Bender Telecaster. Marty Stuart owns it now and plays it almost exclusively.

Robert Cavalier

It's like I'm enjoying this wonderful tune on a warm summer day ....... with Stinson Beach in the background! So easy & smooth ....... (chorus: "oowee, are we 'gonna fly .......!") They led to C.S.N. & Y. = Yeah, baby! Love it! * Cav *

Cassandra Arnold

3y↑1

Thanks so much for the upload and history of the song!

WaggitnShaggit

Wow that’s Lloyd Green on Pedal Steel!

Ellia Hode Eshye

Love the table guitar, the song is so mellow, I play it in G...call out the chords

Roy Posner

Dylan hated his song early on, but years later loved it, as he did other Byrds covers of his work.

Martin

1y↑2

Best happy Song of the 60‘s

lexbates

4y↑25

Everyone's current theme song!

alain Coissat

5y↑2

masterpiece in 2'30 !

catman916

11y↑3

Thanks, B. I agree that it's a great cover. With regard to David Crosby, I think that he thought that he could fly.

ZP PZ

I love Clarence White's B bender guitar.

Christopher Finn

2y↑1

It’s always fun when your bride comes.

ron blessed

8y↑4

nice melody.neat little drum roll

PAO - Purrformance Advanced Oil

6y↑1

Shows what these guys did with Country Rock - this isn't Western Swing, Western Swing didn't have those kind of harmonies.

Scott French

5y↑1

They, through Gram, created country-rock.

eight inches

5y↑6

This was the kind of stuff that Ralph Emery refused to -play on his radio show.

john hughes

5y↑1

The 'Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man' ?? He hated The Byrds !

Gary Moats

5y↑8

This song is by far more country than most of the trash that they call country music today

Jake Benbow

6y↑1

Anyone else think this sounds like the Grateful Dead? Awesome song.

Susie Guglielmino

Jake Benbow Kind of. It’s got a similar laid back groove over the beat.

Sandra Jones

8y↑9

Ah! You have got to love it.

Maurice Walker

4y↑4

I just love the twangy guitars in the background.

S.M. Shields

10y↑15

Roger McGwen at his best

wagzel

5y↑2

I've always found the Bryds recorded sound to be thin, but I like this, thin and all.

beth ames

38w

No Gram Parsons was The Best❤

TC Smith

4y↑3

I knew this song... y'all might not know but Gram Parsons influenced this particular song. I heard a young band in Lubbock TX in 71 performing it. Oh well. Joe Ely, Butch Hancock, Jimmie Dale Gilmore never went anywhere. LOL check out The Flatlanders.

JOHN PRICE

4y↑1

Keep us in the clouds, even up here in Wisconsin winter. God bless.

xpmark1

7y↑14

Great job boys, take five and I will meet you at the bar with some record contracts.

Oi Glorious Oi!

4y↑1

Opening is almost identical to Tonight the Bottle let me down.....Merle influenced so many people

Graham Wong

4y↑172

Quarantine/social distancing theme song

Greg Lumpkin

4y↑3

LOLOL!!! So true...

dm g

4y↑1

Lockdown brought me here

Michael MacFadyen

4y↑1

so fitting isn't t

Michael MacFadyen

4y↑3

@Stop Cop City I'm not saying it doesn't, it's just that my way of coping with this absurd situation we find out I ourselves living in

Michael MacFadyen

4y↑1

@Stop Cop City Yeah thanks for the patronizing admonishment

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We have lyrics for these tracks by The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers:

Vincenzo Str

notrombones

Joe Blankenship

Thane Overland

friendlyskies

Stefan Schleps

EpilepticBumblebee48

Gordon Ovenshine

Maximus Khan

Sha Na Na

Scott Campbell

Robert Lagan

Robert Evans

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Margaret Richer

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James Bond

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E. D. Scoville

Wacklewis

Dcred123

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Chasbo Daniels

Clemente Asensio

promerops

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Nhamp2000

Deadhead BR

Angel

Jonathan Stilley

Josh Johnson

Susan Harris

Tom. Hoffmann

Eryk Simon

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Jim McFarland

Jackson Coleman Cross country and Track

The Surf & Hot Rod Scene

Zarko

David Birks

Tim Harr

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William Johnson

Dan Waldie

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Ed Coghlan

Beverly Saletta

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John Gaskell

Vincenzo Str

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Paul Pellicci

Steven Shepa

Derek Stocker

TC Smith

E Johnson

Randall Dickson

Lee Yost

Bob Rule, Jr.

Charles Pike

Lee Yost

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Roger Byron Collins

You Ain't Goin' Nowhere / Hold It
The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers Lyrics