Gommorah
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Gommorah
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Come on down and see me
You know my name well
I'm everything you've read
I've got it to sell
The ladies on my street
Aren't there for their health
Welfare checks don't pave
The road to much wealth
The cats and the rat things
Go bump through the night
They'll come do a dance thing
Just turn off your light
Gommorah is a nursery rhyme
You won't find in the book
It's written on your city's face
Just stop and take a look
A story of pure hate
With pictures between
A tale for your kids
To help them to dream
Sleep now little children
Don't lose your way
'Cos tourists don't see things
In the clearness of day
Gommorah is a nursery rhyme
You won't find in the book
It's written on your city's face
Just stop and take a look
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Sixto Rodriguez performs "Gommorah", and this lyric page sits inside the Sixto Rodriguez catalog on LyroVerse.
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