My word, but this is a Song Lyric Sunday challenge that makes me feel old. Jim wants us to furnish him with a song from a winner of the Grammy for Best New Artist. Looking through the list, there could really only be one of more than passing interest for me.
Apparently, Jim himself feels the same, because he too has gone for Crosby, Stills and Nash and chosen a track from their eponymous debut album, released in 1969. They picked up the Grammy the following year.
Fortunately though – as with ‘Tapestry’ a couple of weeks ago, our selections differ. Mine is his solo track written and performed by writer David Crosby alone.
Guinnevere had green eyes
Like yours, mi’lady, like yours
When she’d walk down through the garden
In the morning after it rained
Peacocks wandered aimlessly
Underneath an orange tree
Why can’t she see me?
Guinnevere drew pentagrams
Like yours, mi’lady, like yours
Late at night when she thought
That no one was watching at all
On the wall
Do, do, do …
She shall be free
As she turns her gaze
Down the slope to the harbor where I lay
Anchored for a day
Guinnevere had golden hair
Like yours, mi’lady, like yours
Streaming out when we’d ride
Through the warm wind down by the bay
Yesterday
Seagulls circle endlessly
I sing in silent harmony
We shall be free
Written by David Crosby
the only deadhead in the hameau 
They seemed to do pretty well without Neil Young, on this great album especially
David Crosby felt that this was his best song, but it is very difficult to play and get the harmonies in sync. Great choice and I really enjoyed listening to this.
Upcoming themes.
June 22, 2025 – Song from a concept album
June 15, 2025 – Song from a live album
June 8, 2025 – Final song (live or recorded) played by a band or artist
June 1, 2025 – Song from a final album
May 25, 2025 – Song from a breakout album
May 18, 2025 – Song from a solo album made after an artist left a band
May 11, 2025 – Song from a compilation or greatest hits album
May 4, 2025 – Song from a debut album
April 27, 2025 – Song from Rolling Stone magazine list of The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time either 2003, 2012, 2020, or 2023
April 20, 2025 – Song from an album credited by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as being on their list of the 200 definitive albums
April 13, 2025 – Song about tax or money suggested by Melissa Lemay of Mom With a Blog
April 6, 2025 – Song with black in the title suggested by Melissa Lemay of Mom With a Blog
March 30, 2025 –Song that mentions doctor, cure, heal, treat or drugs
March 23, 2025 – World Meteorological Day Song related to weather condition such as cyclones, floods, hurricanes, rainfall, storms, tornadoes, typhoons, winds
March 16, 2025 – Song that incorporates night/evening/dusk/twilight/day/sunrise/daybreak/dawn suggested by Di of pensitivity101
March 9, 2025 –Song that includes the word get, or over
March 2, 2025 –Song that mentions your name
February 23, 2025 – Song that was used as the title of a movie
February 16, 2025 – Cover song that you feel was better than the original
February 9, 2025 – Song played by a band that got back together for a reunion
February 2, 2025 –Song about being stuck, feeling trapped, or about regret
January 26, 2025 – Song that mentions a bell, buzzer, chime, gong, horn, siren, or whistle
January 19, 2025 – Song from a forgotten band
January 12, 2025 –Song that includes the word work, or hard
January 5, 2025 – Song by someone who was born in the month of January
December 29, 2024 – Song that features nautical terms, words connected with ships, sailing or navigation
December 22, 2024 – Song that was played on the British TV Show Old Grey Whistle Test suggested by the only deadhead in the hameau
December 15, 2024 – Song from someone that won the Brit Award for an Outstanding Contribution to Music
December 8, 2024 – Song that won the Brit Award for the British Album of the Year December 1, 2024 – Song that won the Brit Award for British Song of the Year
A lovely song from a great album.