#yonder+mountain

“Man thanks for the free Yonder and Polecat show last night!!!! AMAZING!!! I even won a free hat!”

I let you in to see me for real, And you walked right out that's what I feel. You said you needed time to be alone. And like the youth I looked above, Feeling stranded without love. The time was wrong, and you left me in a hole. You left me in hole. The rain it comes, the rain it goes. The question: Is she friend or foe? The storyteller looks to his toes, he's stuck here. The dragon's breath is on my neck. Which way is home? Hold on a sec, The bartender put a bottle of beer on the table. Many people, they believe that Jesus came here to relieve All the problems that we breathe on each other. And I don't care just what you do, Or what you think, that's up to you. You see, those thoughts of yours aren't new to me at all. Is it these thoughts that made you believe That there's nothing here so you shall leave, While I sit here with my guitar in my hand? And like the youth I looked above, Feeling stranded without love. The time was wrong, and you left me in a hole. You left me in hole. A hungry baby starts to cry, an old man's about to die, And all I can do is sit back and sigh, what's my problem? "Ignore the problem, that's the key," Said the woman beneath the tree. "If your eyes are closed, you can't see the sunrise." The phone, it rings, who could it be? Well, it ain't her, and it's not for me. "Forgetting's as easy as 1-2-3," my friends say. Her face is still all too clear, her leaving me was my biggest fear. Something's got to help me steer away from her. You have your life, and I have mine. Maybe we'll meet again some other time, Down the long road, on another plane. And like the youth I looked above, Feeling stranded without love. The time was wrong, and you left me in a hole. You left me in hole.

But mainly Yonder.

Starting our Saturday off with Yonder Mountain String Band. Can't wait to see them next Friday on Jannus Live!

If You're Ever in Oklahoma live at Boulder Theater. December 30, 2011 

Yonder Mountain String Band brings some serious energy to the bluegrass culture. Blending the lines between bluegrass, rock, and countless other influences, Yonder brings a unique sound to the stage. I first caught Yonder at All Good 2011, and I was addicted! I can't wait to catch them this weekend in North Carolina at Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival of Music & Dance, along with over 60 other incredible bands! Live music, great weather, beautiful views, gorgeous art, and endless education and inspiration - what more could you ask for?