Set You Free: Gene Clark in the Byrds 1964-1973 Lyrics

(by The Byrds)

1. Boston
2. Changing Heart
3. Eight Miles High
4. For Me Again
5. Full Circle
6. Here Without You
7. I Knew I'd Want You
8. I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better
9. If You're Gone
10. Set You Free This Time
11. She Don'T Care About Time
12. She Has A Way
13. World Turns All Around Her
14. You Won't Have to Cry

The Byrds News

• 'twenty Thousand Roads: The Ballad Of Gram Parsons And His Cosmic ... - Los Angeles Times
  Parsons joined Strip stalwarts the Byrds in 1968, steering them to Nashville via their LP "Sweetheart of the Rodeo." It was one of their creative shining
  latimes.com
• English Professor Enjoys Music Critic Side Job - Pioneer Online
  France has had the privilege of doing personal interviews with such musical greats as Roger McGuinn of the Byrds, a music legend of the ’60s.
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• Setlist: Mark Ronson/the - Daily Star
  First, it’s up to support act The Coral to ready the crowd with blissed-out Gibson wah-wah rock and their Beach Boys harmonies and retro Byrds-esque
  dailystar.co.uk
• Pop Goes The Wordplay With Bon Mots - Chicago Sun-times
  It's not dance music, it's not heavy rock 'n' roll. You can't hide behind heavy distortion. You just have to be good." While the Byrds, Zombies,
  suntimes.com
• Good Thing Regrows - The West Australian
  ... The Wizbah with fuzzed-up guitars, paisley shirts, stovepipe pants and a sound influenced by classic 60s garage punk bands The Byrds and the Easybeats.
  thewest.com.au
• Robrt Plant And Alison Krauss - Raising Sand - The Sun
  Clark’s Through The Morning, Through The Night is also used on Raising Sand, a worthy testament to the man who had written lyrics for some of The Byrds’
  thesun.co.uk
• Mitch Easter (rem, Let's Active) To Release First Album In 20 Years. - Wilmington Morning Star
  It's been written a million times that Let's Active and REM and all those bands were heavily influenced by 'jangle pop' [ie The Byrds], whatever that is.
  wilmingtonstar.com
• Gram Parsons: Real Tales From Burrito Manor - Harp Magazine
  By Pamela Des Barres Hollywood, the Hullabaloo Club, Summer of ’68: The dusty velvet drapes of this storied music venue rise on rock legends the Byrds,
  harpmagazine.com
• ‘it’s All About Music’ For Byrds’ Mcguinn - Utica Observer Dispatch
  By CASSAUNDRA BABER UTICA — It’s been almost 40 years since The Byrds charmed hippies with their combination of melodic pop and folk rock.
  uticaod.com
• Mcguinn Is Fine Flying Solo - Cherry Hill Courier Post
  There was nothing frivolous about The Byrds' music."  The group -- which in its early incarnation featured a pre-Crosby, Stills & Nash David Crosby -- always
  courierpostonline.com