Tulsa County Blue
The Byrds * Track #4 On Ballad of Easy Rider
Download "Tulsa County Blue"
Album Ballad of Easy Rider
- #1Ballad of Easy Rider
The Byrds
- #2Fido
The Byrds
- #3Oil in My Lamp
The Byrds
- #4Tulsa County Blue
The Byrds
- #5Jack Tarr the Sailor
The Byrds
- #6Jesus Is Just Alright
The Byrds
- #7It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue
The Byrds
- #8There Must Be Someone (I Can Turn To)
The Byrds
- #9Gunga Din
The Byrds
- #10Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos)
The Byrds
- #11Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins
The Byrds
Tulsa County Blue by The Byrds
Release Date
Mon Nov 10 1969
Performed by
The ByrdsProduced by
Terry MelcherWrited by
Pamela PollandTulsa County Blue Lyrics
My nights have been lonely since I've been in Tulsa country
And I really don't know what I'm gonna do
I just might take a trip somewhere along the southern border
'Cause I know I've gotta get away from you
I don't know - just where I'll go
I believe I'll ride it down to Mexico
Down to Mexico
Got your note in Charleston, said you needed my assistance
But when I got there you didn't need me then
I may not be a wise man but I know this life you're leading
You learned your tricks from lots of other men
Tulsa County Blue Q&A
Who wrote Tulsa County Blue's ?
Tulsa County Blue was written by Pamela Polland.
Who produced Tulsa County Blue's ?
Tulsa County Blue was produced by Terry Melcher.
When did The Byrds release Tulsa County Blue?
The Byrds released Tulsa County Blue on Mon Nov 10 1969.