Natural Harmony

The Byrds · Complete Album Collection [2011]

Falling free, me and you

Happening so graciously

You can't hurry natural harmony



Feel so free, wider than me

Seems just like the day of birth

Our first awakening to this earth



Dancing through the streets side by side

Head thrown back, arms open wide



Going home, almost gone

Merging with a grain of sand

Try hard to catch us if you can



Dancing through the streets side by side

Head thrown back, arms open wide

Natural Harmony

Natural Harmony stands as a testament to The Byrds' mastery of folk-rock and their innovative use of vocal interplay. Emerging during a period of intense experimentation, the track showcases the group's signature jangly guitar sound layered over a foundation of tight, resonant harmonies. The song reflects the band's ability to blend traditional folk sensibilities with the energy of rock, creating a sonic texture that defined their mid-career evolution. As part of their extensive discography, this recording highlights the ensemble's collaborative spirit and their commitment to crafting intricate musical arrangements. It remains a compelling example of how the group utilized their collective voices to create a unified, atmospheric sound that resonated with audiences seeking depth and texture in popular music.