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Artist: Names Without Numbers
Canonical path: /names-without-numbers/eight-hours-from-omaha
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Eight Hours From Omaha
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Eight Hours From Omaha
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these midwest fields role on forever
framed by circles traced in foggy glass
this scene becomes far too familiar
i don't know how much longer this can last
in time we'll find
there's more to life beyond the weekend
it's part-time dreams now or nothing
and nothing is free
it seems time's been stealing all of my dreams
i'm victimized within my narrowed mind
perhaps i've missed the grandest view
while i've been so focused on the boundry lines
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