Conor Oberst (1980) American musician
From A Balance Beam
Lifted or The Story Is in the Soil, Keep Your Ear to the Ground (2002)
“You mustn't feel sorry for me. Don't you see I'm happy at last — free — free! — freed from the farm — free to wander on and on — eternally! Look! Isn't it beautiful beyond the hills? I can hear the old voices calling me to come — And this time I'm going! It isn't the end. It's a free beginning — the start of my voyage! I've won to my trip — the right of release — beyond the horizon! Oh, you ought to be glad — glad — for my sake!”
Robert: Act 3, Scene 2
Beyond the Horizon (1918)
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