I Spy My Hometown - Voorheesville, NY


	On the crossing, A train goes by. The engine roars And the whistle sighs.
You can go to school this way, And you can learn a lot today.
	When you hear the bell ring, People start to sing.
Every Sunday Come and pray, And you will have A happy day!
	People here only walk at night, They can give you such a fright.
This place is a trick to the eye. Across from it is a place, Where you can get a pizza pie.
	In the Fall, When the leaves turn red, Come right here, When you get out of bed.
It's fairly new, Come take a look. You can get Almost any book.
	For a long time He's been guarding the town. For the people who are above And below ground.
When built in 1892, This Victorian house Would please you.
	Cheese, sauce and toppings, Are all "home-made." But the yummy crust, You couldn't trade.
A symmetrical building, For men and women A social club, For farm families.
	This house has a house, On top of the house. The little house is barely fit For a mouse.
You go to a clock, And then to the right. The whistle might blow, In the middle of the night.
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