| I was born and raised in the ghetto
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| I was born and raised in th ghetto
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| I’m a woman, of the ghetto
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| Listen to me, legislator
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| How do you raise your kiss in the ghetto?
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| How do you raise your kiss in the ghetto?
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| Feed one child and starve another?
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| Tell me, tell me, legislator
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| (Ging, gi-gi-gi-gi-ging.)
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| How do you make your bread in the ghetto?
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| How do you make your bread in the ghetto?
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| Take from the souls of the dead in the ghetto
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| Tell me, tell me, legislator
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| (Ging, gi-gi-gi-gi-ging.)
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| Now how do you get rid of rats in the ghetto?
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| How do you get rid of rats in the ghetto?
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| Eat one black and one white
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| Tell me, tell me, legislator
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| (Ging, gi-gi-gi-gi-ging.)
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| My children learned just the same as yours
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| As long as nobody tries to close the door
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| They cry with pain when the knife cuts deep
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| They’ll close their eyes when they’ll wanna sleep
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| (Ging, gi-gi-gi-gi-ging.)
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| How do you raise your kids in the ghetto?
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| How do you raise your kids in the ghetto?
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| Feed one child and starve another?
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| Tell me, tell me, legislator
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| (Ging, gi-gi-gi-gi-ging.)
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| Tell me, people!
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| I wanna know! |