Can't be sure it hasnt been used before since its a Dead tune but numerous searches did not turn it up.

Grateful Dead - Born Cross-Eyed (From, Athem Of The Sun, 1968)
Seems like I've been here before,
Fuzzy then and still so obscure, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye.
And I don't want to see anybody cry,
Meet me some mornin' in the sweet by and by, by and by, by and by.

Brian, if you forego the "Insert Hyperlink" button and just paste the URL into your post, it embeds the video - like this:

Jethro Tull, "Cross-Eyed Mary":

Peter

Old Pre-Civil War Spiritual by Pete Seeger (and the first song I ever learned on guitar):  Oh Mary, Don't You Weep

Bill, tgo

Sutherland Brothers, "Arms of Mary".

Flatt & Scruggs - and untold millions since - "Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms". 

Peter

Johnny Cash:  Rollin' Free

Bill, tgo

Chuck Wonderland, "Free Like A Bird". 

Peter

Allman Brothers - Kind of Bird (From, Shades of Two Worlds - 1991)

Herman's Hermits, "Kind of a Hush".

Deep Purple:  Hush

Bill, tgo

Sorry, have to call shenanigans; the Herman's Hermit's song is "There's A Kind Of Hush"; still on ABB.

Peter

Not sure I understand the relevance here.  What's the difference between "Kind of Hush" and "There's A Kind of Hush" when Hankster's match was with the word "kind." Are you asking Hankster to post once again just to insert the words "There's a."

The relevance is that the title as given is incorrect.  Yeah, I tend to pick the fly poop out of the pepper, but rules is rules.

Peter (who also hopes someone will play off "There's", as "Hush" will pretty much kill the game)

I've got one to play and it's a "hush" not a "there's".  I just need Hankster to modify.

I call shenanigans on the Cowboy's shenanigans.    The loss of "There's a" is irrelevant in this situation.   "There's a Kind of Hush" and "Kind of Hush" both match "Kind of Bird".   And "Hush" matches both "There's a Kind of Hush" and "Hush".  No harm, no foul!   Now go look for another "hush" song, LOL!

Bill, tgo