Bookmobile
Read Bookmobile lyrics by First Of October on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bookmobile
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Come on! (Come on!)
Yeah!
She's rolling down the lake shore
Bringing books to all the grade fours
Get the government to pay for it
Terri in the area I'm feeling the hysteria
She's rolling down the lake shore
Bringing books to all the grade fours
Get the government to pay for it
Bookmobile we got some books on wheels
Rob's mom!
(In your area!)
Rob's mom!
It's lit!
She's rolling down the lake shore
Bringing books to all the grade fours
Get the government to pay for it
Terri in the area I'm feeling the hysteria
She's rolling down the lake shore
Bringing books to all the grade fours
Get the government to pay for it
Bookmobile we got some books on wheels
Rob's mom!
(In your area!)
Rob's mom!
(That's my mom!)
Rob's mom!
(In your area!)
Rob's mom!
It's lit!
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Who performs "Bookmobile"?
First Of October performs "Bookmobile", and this lyric page sits inside the First Of October catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Bookmobile"?
Yes. The related section below points to Always and Apology Melody with a short reason for opening each page next.
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