The Byrds Song Meanings
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| The 1960s
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Songs with interpretations
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1966Eight Miles High1 interpretation -
Triad1 interpretation -
1965Turn! Turn Turn11 interpretations
Songs with no interpretations yet
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1965All I Really Want to Do0 interpretations -
America's Great National Pastime0 interpretations -
1969Ballad of Easy Rider0 interpretations -
1965I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better0 interpretations -
Lazy Day0 interpretations -
Life in Prison0 interpretations -
Mr. Spaceman0 interpretations
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1965Mr. Tambourine Man0 interpretations -
1967My Back Pages0 interpretations
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1967So You Want to Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star0 interpretations
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Space Odyssey0 interpretations
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