| Song | Ace |
| Artist | Jimmy Buffett |
| Album | Before The Beach |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Lyrics:Jimmy Buffett Music:Jimmy Buffett | |
| Hardly seems a long time | |
| Just a minute of the day | |
| But the man who stood beside me | |
| More than gave himself away | |
| The food stain on his spotted shirt | |
| A gray beard on his face | |
| A man composed of many names | |
| So I just called him Ace | |
| Chorus: | |
| But Ace can't read and Ace can't write | |
| And he sleeps on a bench at night | |
| A little man the world has left behind | |
| He ain't bitter, he ain't sweet | |
| Makes his living on the street | |
| Never knowing what he's gonna find | |
| Born in Mississippi | |
| Picking cotton as a child | |
| Left soon for the city | |
| Where he heard that life was wild | |
| That was fifty years ago | |
| When nothing's really strange | |
| From a poor dirt farm to dirty streets | |
| Is really not much change | |
| Chorus: | |
| And Ace can't read and Ace can't write | |
| And he sleeps on a bench at night | |
| A little man the world has left behind | |
| He ain't bitter, he ain't sweet | |
| Makes his living on the street | |
| Never knowing what he's gonna find | |
| Go back to the country | |
| No he really can't do that | |
| Wasted years have left him | |
| Nothing but an old straw hat | |
| So he puts it on his head | |
| And waves a last good-bye | |
| No time left to turn around | |
| And no time to ask why | |
| Chorus: | |
| Ace can't read and Ace can't write | |
| And he sleeps on a bench at night | |
| A little man the world has left behind | |
| He ain't bitter, he ain't sweet | |
| Makes his living on the street | |
| Never knowing what he's gonna find | |
| And this old world has left poor Ace behind |
| Lyrics: Jimmy Buffett Music: Jimmy Buffett | |
| Hardly seems a long time | |
| Just a minute of the day | |
| But the man who stood beside me | |
| More than gave himself away | |
| The food stain on his spotted shirt | |
| A gray beard on his face | |
| A man composed of many names | |
| So I just called him Ace | |
| Chorus: | |
| But Ace can' t read and Ace can' t write | |
| And he sleeps on a bench at night | |
| A little man the world has left behind | |
| He ain' t bitter, he ain' t sweet | |
| Makes his living on the street | |
| Never knowing what he' s gonna find | |
| Born in Mississippi | |
| Picking cotton as a child | |
| Left soon for the city | |
| Where he heard that life was wild | |
| That was fifty years ago | |
| When nothing' s really strange | |
| From a poor dirt farm to dirty streets | |
| Is really not much change | |
| Chorus: | |
| And Ace can' t read and Ace can' t write | |
| And he sleeps on a bench at night | |
| A little man the world has left behind | |
| He ain' t bitter, he ain' t sweet | |
| Makes his living on the street | |
| Never knowing what he' s gonna find | |
| Go back to the country | |
| No he really can' t do that | |
| Wasted years have left him | |
| Nothing but an old straw hat | |
| So he puts it on his head | |
| And waves a last goodbye | |
| No time left to turn around | |
| And no time to ask why | |
| Chorus: | |
| Ace can' t read and Ace can' t write | |
| And he sleeps on a bench at night | |
| A little man the world has left behind | |
| He ain' t bitter, he ain' t sweet | |
| Makes his living on the street | |
| Never knowing what he' s gonna find | |
| And this old world has left poor Ace behind |
| Lyrics: Jimmy Buffett Music: Jimmy Buffett | |
| Hardly seems a long time | |
| Just a minute of the day | |
| But the man who stood beside me | |
| More than gave himself away | |
| The food stain on his spotted shirt | |
| A gray beard on his face | |
| A man composed of many names | |
| So I just called him Ace | |
| Chorus: | |
| But Ace can' t read and Ace can' t write | |
| And he sleeps on a bench at night | |
| A little man the world has left behind | |
| He ain' t bitter, he ain' t sweet | |
| Makes his living on the street | |
| Never knowing what he' s gonna find | |
| Born in Mississippi | |
| Picking cotton as a child | |
| Left soon for the city | |
| Where he heard that life was wild | |
| That was fifty years ago | |
| When nothing' s really strange | |
| From a poor dirt farm to dirty streets | |
| Is really not much change | |
| Chorus: | |
| And Ace can' t read and Ace can' t write | |
| And he sleeps on a bench at night | |
| A little man the world has left behind | |
| He ain' t bitter, he ain' t sweet | |
| Makes his living on the street | |
| Never knowing what he' s gonna find | |
| Go back to the country | |
| No he really can' t do that | |
| Wasted years have left him | |
| Nothing but an old straw hat | |
| So he puts it on his head | |
| And waves a last goodbye | |
| No time left to turn around | |
| And no time to ask why | |
| Chorus: | |
| Ace can' t read and Ace can' t write | |
| And he sleeps on a bench at night | |
| A little man the world has left behind | |
| He ain' t bitter, he ain' t sweet | |
| Makes his living on the street | |
| Never knowing what he' s gonna find | |
| And this old world has left poor Ace behind |