On which albums was the song “Superman” released by Ides Of March?

Ides Of March released the song on the albums “Common Bond” in 1971 and “Friendly Strangers” in 2003.

Who composed the song “Superman” by Ides Of March?

The song “Superman” by Ides Of March was composed by Jim Peterik.

Ides Of March

Superman

Jim Peterik

Faster than a speeding bullet,
You're able to leap the tallest building in a single bound,
More powerful than a locomotive,
I'm here, I'm there, I'm everywhere, I'm always around,
Well I'll be your Superman,
Give you super lovin' every chance that I can,
Well I'll be your Superman,
Grab a hold of my super hand,
Take you to a never never land,
Great Caesar's ghost, I'll be your Superman.

If you're a damsel in distress now,
Hop inside my phone booth and I will change for you,
But if you're a devil in a dress now,
My little X-ray eyes will see right through you,
My name is Superman,
Give you all the super lovin' that I can,
Well, I'll be your Superman,
Take a hold of my super hand,
Take you to an ever, ever land,
Great Caesar's ghost, I'm your Superman.

Trivia about the song Superman by Ides Of March

On which albums was the song “Superman” released by Ides Of March?: Ides Of March released the song on the albums “Common Bond” in 1971 and “Friendly Strangers” in 2003.
Who composed the song “Superman” by Ides Of March?: The song “Superman” by Ides Of March was composed by Jim Peterik.