Space Ace
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Space Ace
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Have you ever been locked in a spaceship?
Lost in the sky
Flying high above highways
Still trapped in the sky
I know the meaning of success
Whoa, but you gotta believe
Evil has a way of showing its fine face
Still you gotta believe
Time has a way of standing still for you
Only to go up to fall down
Have you ever been locked in a spaceship?
And lost in your lies
Flying high above the highways
Still trapped in the skies
I know the meaning of success
Oh, but you got to believe
Evil has a way of showing its face
Oh, but you got to believe
So, you fly into the darkness
Using the stars for your lights
And you finally found your planet
Time to set things right
Have you ever been locked in a spaceship?
And trapped in a lie
But the beauty is the truth
You can look in your eyes
(Monkey noise) Achk
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Who performs "Space Ace"?
Peter Criss performs "Space Ace", and this lyric page sits inside the Peter Criss catalog on LyroVerse.
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