A World Full Of Strangers
King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson
You and me don't see eye to eye
On every little thing
We've missed a lot of sunshine
And caught a lot of rain
If you want to leave i can't make you stay
But there is something i have to say
No matter how high you get
Or how low you go
There's one thing darling
You ought to know
There's a world full of strangers out there
A world full of strangers
Beware
There's a world full of strangers out there
And if it gets too strange
Just come on home
Restless hearts, looking for a love
Are waiting in the street
They're all prepared to give you
The bitter with the sweet
If you wake someday and you reach for me
Well you know, this is where i'll be
No matter how high you get
Or how low you go
There's one thing darling
You ought to know
There's a world full of strangers out there
A world full of strangers
Beware
There's a world full of strangers out there
And if it gets too strange
Just come on home
On every little thing
We've missed a lot of sunshine
And caught a lot of rain
If you want to leave i can't make you stay
But there is something i have to say
No matter how high you get
Or how low you go
There's one thing darling
You ought to know
There's a world full of strangers out there
A world full of strangers
Beware
There's a world full of strangers out there
And if it gets too strange
Just come on home
Restless hearts, looking for a love
Are waiting in the street
They're all prepared to give you
The bitter with the sweet
If you wake someday and you reach for me
Well you know, this is where i'll be
No matter how high you get
Or how low you go
There's one thing darling
You ought to know
There's a world full of strangers out there
A world full of strangers
Beware
There's a world full of strangers out there
And if it gets too strange
Just come on home
A World Full Of Strangers
Released by King Crimson, this track exemplifies the band's progressive rock sensibilities, blending complex time signatures with atmospheric textures characteristic of their early work. The song reflects the group's signature approach to jazz-rock fusion, featuring intricate guitar interplay and a driving rhythm section that defines their sound during this era. While often associated with their seminal albums, the recording stands as a testament to the band's technical prowess and their ability to weave intricate musical narratives. It captures the essence of their mid-1960s output, where they pushed the boundaries of rock music through sophisticated composition and improvisation.