Insane
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Insane
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Some People Call Me a Walkin' Disaster
Just a Waitin' For a Place to Occur
But I Still Got Enough That'll Last Her
Till the Blood Gets Ready to Burn
My Meter's Running, Still Got a Lot of Livin' to Do
I Live Five Days to Your One
And You Know It's True, Yeah!
Chorus:
(Listen!) I Got Money, Got Fame
Got Everything Ot Play This Game
No Sorrow, no Shame
Cuz Nothin' Matters When You're Insane
It's Never Easy Being the Crazy
Just a Job Someone's Got to Do
Take a Number and Stand in the Line
For the Good Life You Never Knew
My Meter's Running, Still Got a Lot of Livin' to Do
I Live Five Days to Your One
And You Know It's True, Yeah!
Chorus
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Ace Frehley performs "Insane", and this lyric page sits inside the Ace Frehley catalog on LyroVerse.
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