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Artist: The Everly Brothers
Canonical path: /everly-brothers-the/omaha
Related lyric paths: 6
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Omaha
Read Omaha lyrics by The Everly Brothers on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Omaha
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It’s hard to remember Pittsburgh properly
It’s hard to recall what I did in D.C.
No vivid remembrance of things in L.A.
The times and the places have all slipped away
In one too brief minute
My mind saw it all
The time and the place
Twelve o’clock noon
Omaha
Omaha
It seems that I found everything that I wanted
All in Omaha
Everything’s there my love and my laughter
It’s all in Omaha
I’m going back to Omaha
My Omaha
I’m going back to Omaha
Oh my Omaha
The rest of the world doesn’t matter
When you find what you’re after
Bells and candles – clocks that chime
Ribbons glass - lights that shine
Coloured paper – shiny beads
Everything that I need
You gave to me
In Omaha
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The Everly Brothers performs "Omaha", and this lyric page sits inside the The Everly Brothers catalog on LyroVerse.
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