Buffalo Herds and Windmills
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Buffalo Herds and Windmills
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Buffalo Herds and Windmills
In the old days when the wheels went round and round
Through a wagon trench I called this home
And out here on these new trails we've blazed
Watching buffalo herd and windmills sway
And still these paths do run wild
But now the concrete slabs make roads of mile
Did the wealthiest always get there first
They could afford to journey on and on
Amazed at what we've come from
And found along the way the wheels don't turn much different
Only the roads have changed
A freeway never seemed so strange
Rushing back an forht from a life that I can't explain
In the old days when the wheels went round and round
Through a wagon trench I called this home
Watching buffalo herds and windmills sway
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