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Artist/Band: King Crimson
Lyrics for Song: Matte Kudasai
Lyrics for Album: In Concert: Tokyo 1995 [2009]



Still, by the window pane

Pain, like the rain that's falling

She waits in the air

Matte Kudasai

She sleeps in a chair

In her sad America



When, when was the night so long

Long, like the notes I'm sending

She waits in the air

Matte Kudasai

She sleeps in a chair

In her sad America



When, when was the night so long

Long, like the notes I'm sending

She waits in the air

Matte Kudasai

She sleeps in a chair

In her sad America



She waits in the air

Matte Kudasai

She sleeps in a chair

In her sad America


Matte Kudasai

Matte Kudasai stands as a defining moment in the progressive rock canon, showcasing King Crimson's ability to blend complex time signatures with intense emotional resonance. Recorded during their 1995 tour, this track captures the band at a peak of creative synergy, featuring the distinctive interplay between Robert Fripp's guitar textures and Adrian Belew's dynamic vocal delivery. The composition builds through shifting rhythmic patterns, creating a sense of urgency that is characteristic of the group's later work. As a staple of their live performances, the song demonstrates the ensemble's mastery of improvisation within a structured framework. It remains a celebrated song in their extensive discography, reflecting the innovative spirit that has sustained the band's legacy across decades of musical evolution.


Album Lyrics: In Concert: Tokyo 1995 [2009]


King Crimson
"In Concert: Tokyo 1995 [2009]"


1. Elephant Talk
2. Frame By Frame
3. Matte Kudasai
4. Three Of A Perfect Pair
5. Dinosaur
6. Walking On Air
7. Thrak
8. Vrooom Vrooom
9. One Time
10. Red
11. Indiscipline
12. The Talking Drum
13. People