Sep 16, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 11 segments
September 2026's edition of Roots Rendezvous. Playlist: Artist - Album - Track. 1 The Jayhawks - Sanctuary Park - Keeping Our Heads Above Water. 2 Mason Lively - The Hill Country Sound - Back To The…
Jerome DouvendahnsHostfrom EssayBlues.org and download it to your mobile media device comes Roots
Rendezvous with Jerome Dubendam
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
me in the eye.
She grabbed my sleeve and said, believe I'm going down tonight.
We felt it on our skin, walking against the wind.
Romeo and Juliet that said we couldn't win.
Oh, It's shadows saying we're too young To fight this battle Takin' on your love We climbed up to the heights, so scared we felt alive.
Talked till dawn, I tried to tell a joke, it made me cry.
Too young to be alone, too old to feel home.
Under the stars, who we are and all that we don't know.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
She don't know how she can win.
She don't know where to begin.
She's looking out for a friend.
Out of swim, saying you're wrong I've got just to breathe again Feeling the world and the weight of its shadow Saying we're too young to fight this battle taking on I'll watch you fall asleep right there on my sleeve.
I'll wrap my jacket around your shoulders and I'll feel you breathe.
If I could set you free, take you away with me.
But I just drove you home and I'll watch you go.
Cause I was only 17 chasing a basement dream and we were keeping ahead.
Just to breathe again.
Feeling the world and the weight of its shadow.
Saying we're too young to fight this battle.
Taking all your love.
Keeping their heads above water, and from their 12th studio album entitled Sanctuary Park, that was the three-part harmonies and classic alt country jangle of The Jayhawks.
Inspired by the rich music of the Texas Hill Country, here is Mason Lively.
And from his album, The Hill Country Sound, he is taking us back to the Hill Country.
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from EssayBlues.org and download it to your mobile media device comes Roots
Rendezvous with Jerome Dubendam
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
me in the eye.
She grabbed my sleeve and said, believe I'm going down tonight.
We felt it on our skin, walking against the wind.
Romeo and Juliet that said we couldn't win.
Oh, It's shadows saying we're too young To fight this battle Takin' on your love We climbed up to the heights, so scared we felt alive.
Talked till dawn, I tried to tell a joke, it made me cry.
Too young to be alone, too old to feel home.
Under the stars, who we are and all that we don't know.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
She don't know how she can win.
She don't know where to begin.
She's looking out for a friend.
Out of swim, saying you're wrong I've got just to breathe again Feeling the world and the weight of its shadow Saying we're too young to fight this battle taking on I'll watch you fall asleep right there on my sleeve.
I'll wrap my jacket around your shoulders and I'll feel you breathe.
If I could set you free, take you away with me.
But I just drove you home and I'll watch you go.
Cause I was only 17 chasing a basement dream and we were keeping ahead.
Just to breathe again.
Feeling the world and the weight of its shadow.
Saying we're too young to fight this battle.
Taking all your love.
Keeping their heads above water, and from their 12th studio album entitled Sanctuary Park, that was the three-part harmonies and classic alt country jangle of The Jayhawks.
Inspired by the rich music of the Texas Hill Country, here is Mason Lively.
And from his album, The Hill Country Sound, he is taking us back to the Hill Country.
