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Omaha

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Capo on the 2nd fret
Chorus:
    G     A   DOmGaha you've beAen weighing hDeavy on my mGind
        I guess I never rAeally left at aDll
        I'm tGurning all those rAoads I've walked arDound the other Gway
        And coming back to yAou, OmaDha
Verse 1:
        OmGaha, NebrAaska wasn't goDod enough for Gme
        I always thought I wAas the roamin' kiDnd
        With a pGocket full of drAeams and my oDne shirt on my bGack
        I left there looking for some things to fAind
Verse 2:
        Rode my thGumb to San FrancAisco, I woDrked down by the bGay
        Got some schoolin' paiAd for by the lDaw
        The haGrdest thing I leaArned was there aDin't no easy wGay
        To get ahead behind those county waAlls
Verse 3:
        So it's so Glong CalifAornia, I reckon' ID'll be moving Gon
        I'm leaving evAen if I had to crDawl
        I got sGome loose enAds around thDat I left undGone
        Waiting there for Ame in OmaDha
Chorus

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Omaha

by Waylon Jennings

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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Capo on the 2nd fret

Chorus:

G A D G A D G

Omaha you've been weighing heavy on my mind

A D

I guess I never really left at all

G A D G

I'm turning all those roads I've walked around the other way

A D

And coming back to you, Omaha

Verse 1:

G A D G

Omaha, Nebraska wasn't good enough for me

A D

I always thought I was the roamin' kind

G A D G

With a pocket full of dreams and my one shirt on my back

I left there looking for some things to find

Verse 2:

G A D G

Rode my thumb to San Francisco, I worked down by the bay

A D

Got some schoolin' paid for by the law

G A D G

The hardest thing I learned was there ain't no easy way

To get ahead behind those county walls

Verse 3:

G A D G

So it's so long California, I reckon' I'll be moving on

A D

I'm leaving even if I had to crawl

G A D G

I got some loose ends around that I left undone

A D

Waiting there for me in Omaha

Chorus

About Omaha Chords by Waylon Jennings

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