Space Station Number 5
Sammy Hagar · Other Songs - Sammy Hagar
Start, with the sun
And move on out
The future's in the skies above
The heavens unfold
And a new star is born
Space and time makin' love
Chorus:
Oh what a time we had
Living on the ground
I've moved to station #5
See you next time around,
Next time aournd
As far you want, as close as you need
It's all in the mind, you know
This old world hasn't really seen it's day
It's here, time to go
Chorus
Remember when it was so clear
We were young, but the memory still remains
To pick fruit from a tree
Fish from the seas
Now nothing's left here, but the stains
Well I can't cry no more
Can only be glad
There's other places we can be
If the time suits you right
I'm leaving tonight
Come fly away
With me!
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
Oh, yeah
Start, with the sun
And move on out
The future's in the skies above
The heavens unfold
A new star is born
Space and time makin' love
Chorus
And move on out
The future's in the skies above
The heavens unfold
And a new star is born
Space and time makin' love
Chorus:
Oh what a time we had
Living on the ground
I've moved to station #5
See you next time around,
Next time aournd
As far you want, as close as you need
It's all in the mind, you know
This old world hasn't really seen it's day
It's here, time to go
Chorus
Remember when it was so clear
We were young, but the memory still remains
To pick fruit from a tree
Fish from the seas
Now nothing's left here, but the stains
Well I can't cry no more
Can only be glad
There's other places we can be
If the time suits you right
I'm leaving tonight
Come fly away
With me!
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
Oh, yeah
Start, with the sun
And move on out
The future's in the skies above
The heavens unfold
A new star is born
Space and time makin' love
Chorus
Space Station Number 5
Space Station Number 5 stands as a vibrant example of Sammy Hagar's early hard rock output, capturing the energetic spirit that would later define his solo career and tenure with Van Halen. The track showcases Hagar's signature vocal power and blues-inflected guitar work, hallmarks of his style during this formative period. While the song does not carry the immediate mainstream recognition of his later anthems, it reflects the raw, driving sound characteristic of his initial recordings. This piece contributes to a broader catalogue that blends rock and roll grit with melodic hooks, establishing the sonic foundation for an artist known for high-energy performances and enduring classic rock staples.