I came across this song on one of my father's old reel-to-reel tapes recorded around 1969-1970. No one I know has ever been able to identify it, and I have searched on dozens of lyrics sites on the internet - nobody has ever heard of it before, and I do mean NOBODY.
I've been told that the style is much in the vein of Grateful Dead or early New Riders of the Purple Sage. The song itself is a slow ballad in a major key, but after the third verse it switches to a faster-tempo coda with a psychedelic guitar solo that fades out. The vocals are done with a lot of reverb; sounds a bit like the Mamas and the Papas standing at the end of a tunnel singing.
The very first person I saw
told me that I was breakin' the law,
so I found it very hard to say
it's another day, another day;
just another day, another day, yeah.
When she walked up to me and said,
I'd rather be with the joker instead;
the queen of hearts is already dead
from another day, another day;
just another day, another day.
(Now the?) days are so hard to find,
like the day when I lost my mind;
like a man who had gone (stone?) blind
from another day, another day;
just another day, another day, yeah.


