THE BYRDS /// 1. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere - (Sweetheart Of The Rodeo) - (1968) video free download

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Duration: 02:35

Uploaded: 2011/06/26

Artist: The Byrds

Album: Sweetheart Of The Rodeo (1968)

Track: 1

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 send

Morning came and morning went

Pack up your money

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 and substitutes

Strap yourself

To a 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

Now Genghis Kahn

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

Comments

9 years ago

frank beusing

Great song and album !

9 years ago

Shane Richards

At :44 when Roger sings, "Pack up your money and pick up your tent", it is a "mistake". Bob Dylan's original lyrics went: "PICK up your money and PACK up your tent.

9 years ago

Shane Richards

If anybody wants to hear even more of that awesome Telecaster guitar (not a steel pedal guitar) then check out Marty Stuart Show, he inherited HummingByrd (the name of the guitar) and plays it on his show almost exclusively; Marty even had Roger McGuinn on one week and they played this song and Marty made Clarence proud. The Telecaster has a "bender bridge", which is a long metal lever connected to the guitar strap knob and then to the saddle bridge; when the guitar is pushed down it creates a steel pedal guitar effect. Watch the Marty Stuart video "HummingByrd" and you will see Clarence's guitar in action. So sweet, one of the best guitars ever made.

10 years ago

jab3785

I bought this album when it first came out. This was the only song in it that I had ever heard.

10 years ago

Nottalot1

What a gorgeous song. Those wispy harmonies are perfect and are so uplifting. I wish more pop artists would understand the importance of a good vocal on a song. If you like these, you may also like The Stone Roses !

10 years ago

Charles Chandler

I wonder if 'it's still possible to order the 'perfect' bride through the mail???...hehehe...:)O(:..THE BYRDS /// 1. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere - (Sweetheart Of The Rodeo) - (1968)

10 years ago

Sheeda Jamilla

Jackass Dirty Grandpa brought me here

10 years ago

nonentity2012

for those who are questioning, this is definitely Jim Roger McGuinn and the original Byrds - and nothing can top the originals..

10 years ago

ashe1rober

Shawn Colvin / Mary Chapin Carpenter / Rosanne Cash : You Aint Goin Nowhere (1992)Shawn Colvin / Mary Chapin Carpenter / Rosanne Cash : You Aint Goin Nowhere (1992)The Jayhawks / Justin Townes Earle - "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" (eTown webisode 185)The Jayhawks / Justin Townes Earle (eTown webisode 185). etownradioshow etownradioshow•485 videosNitty Gritty Dirt Band - You Ain't Going Nowhere - 5/2/13Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - You Ain't Going Nowhere - May 2, 2013 at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater in Wilmington, NC

10 years ago

ashe1rober

10 years ago

ashe1rober

10 years ago

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1968 {May 11th} the Byrds performed the Bob Dylan song "You Ain't Going Nowhere" on the late Dick Clark's 'American Bandstand'... And on that very same day it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #74 and spent 5 weeks on the Top 100... Sadly, two members of the band have left us; Gene Clark died on May 24th, 1991 at the age of 46 and Michael Clarke on December 19th, 1993 at age 47... R.I.P. Mr. Clark, Mr. Clarke, and Dick Clark {1929 - 2012}...

11 years ago

may281958

This is Rodger McGuinn singing here because, Gram was still under a contract with another record company

11 years ago

David Levoc

I am pretty sure McGuinn is singing here.

11 years ago

Lonnie Bean

OOHEY RIGHT BEHIND !

11 years ago

K. Tsoutsoulis

GRAM PARSONS AWESOMENESS HERE!!!!

11 years ago

hankbob2000

It's actually about Dylan being laid up after his motorcycle accident. I'm not making that up; it's Dylan's own explanation of the song. Sorry, but it has nothing to do with death row.

11 years ago

bennevisplace

Seems to me this is no happy song, but a lament by someone on death row. He recalls recent events and each time tells himself "you ain't goin nowhere". He'll meet his fate tomorrow when his "bride" (the padre or warder) escorts him down to the "easy (electric) chair". Just a theory, I'll ask Bob later.

11 years ago

joan gordon

Happy belated birthday Gram!

11 years ago

All Desperado

yeah motherfucker

THE BYRDS /// 1. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere - (Sweetheart Of The Rodeo) - (1968) video free download

Comments

frank beusing

Shane Richards

Shane Richards

jab3785

Nottalot1

Charles Chandler

Sheeda Jamilla

nonentity2012

ashe1rober

ashe1rober

ashe1rober

sauquoit13456

may281958

David Levoc

Lonnie Bean

K. Tsoutsoulis

hankbob2000

bennevisplace

joan gordon

All Desperado

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