Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Andy Taylor
Canonical path: /andy-taylor/space-station-no-5
Related lyric paths: 6
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Space Station No. 5
Read Space Station No. 5 lyrics by Andy Taylor on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Space Station No. 5
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Start with the sun
Move on out
The future's in the skies above
The heavens unfold
And a new star is born
Space and time making love
Oh what a time we had
Living on the ground
I've moved to station number five
See you next time around
Next time around
Far as you want, close as you need
It's all in your mind, now you know
This old world and now it's seen its day
It's here
Time to go
Start with the sun
Move on out
The future's in the skies above
The heavens unfold
A new star is born
Space and time making love
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