Sep 1, 2026 · 23 min · 10 segments
Episode 47 of Cool Tunes for a Hot Planet is about “keeping the hearth fires burning.” Holding a safe, welcoming place for those with the passion to struggle against the dark forces that sometimes…
Warren SendersHostA diamond new Laredo got them over the borderline.
Rock Island railroad jobs got them on their feet.
A little bit of hope sprung out of the mud down on Hero Street.
lived in boxcar houses built a boxcar church strangers in a strange land giving thanks to be able to work through soot and smoke and bitter cold through suffocating heat a little bit of pride grew out of the mud down on hero street no greater love brother Then they lay down your life for another and down on Hero Street These refugees gave their all with lies that left their marks Even gave their soldiers' sons who brought home purple hearts Those in Little Mexico where life was bittersweet Raised themselves out of the mud down on Hero Street No greater love, brother Than to lay down your life for another and down on Hero Eight gold stars for eight good men All were Mexican-American May you all find some peace Down on Hero Street Bloody Ridge and Bunker Hill The Rhine and Lido Road Hedgerow, Helen, Sinister Dream, and a Philco radio.
The music died and mamas cried and everywhere their grief rose up out of the mud down on Hero Street.
No greater love, brother, than to lay down your life for another down.
down on your own street.
Thank you, David.
A diamond new Laredo got them over the borderline.
Rock Island railroad jobs got them on their feet.
A little bit of hope sprung out of the mud down on Hero Street.
lived in boxcar houses built a boxcar church strangers in a strange land giving thanks to be able to work through soot and smoke and bitter cold through suffocating heat a little bit of pride grew out of the mud down on hero street no greater love brother Then they lay down your life for another and down on Hero Street These refugees gave their all with lies that left their marks Even gave their soldiers' sons who brought home purple hearts Those in Little Mexico where life was bittersweet Raised themselves out of the mud down on Hero Street No greater love, brother Than to lay down your life for another and down on Hero Eight gold stars for eight good men All were Mexican-American May you all find some peace Down on Hero Street Bloody Ridge and Bunker Hill The Rhine and Lido Road Hedgerow, Helen, Sinister Dream, and a Philco radio.
The music died and mamas cried and everywhere their grief rose up out of the mud down on Hero Street.
No greater love, brother, than to lay down your life for another down.
down on your own street.
Thank you, David.
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