Ain't Nobody's Bizness
King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson
(spoken) i think i feel hur or shall i go a little further,
do a little more?
Ain't nobody's bizness what i do
If one day i have ham and bacon, and the next day,
ain't nothin' shakin'
No it ain't nobody's bizness what i do
Ain't nobody's bizness from earlies 60's
If me and my baby fuss and fight
Well, and the next minute we're all right
It ain't nobody's bizness what i do
If one day we have ham and bacon
And the next day ain't nothing shakin'
I tell you it ain't nobody's bizness what i do
Oh, i'm three, three times seven
Oh, that makes twenty-one
Ah, that ain't nobody's bizness what i do
Oh, if i attend church all day sunday
And cabaret all day monday
It ain't nobody's bizness what i do
If i stay out all night
Spending my money i tell you that's all right
Because it ain't nobody's bizness what i do
It ain't nobody's bizness what i do
Ain't Nobody's Bizness
King Crimson's "Ain't Nobody's Bizness" stands as a distinctive song in the band's eclectic discography, reflecting their signature fusion of progressive rock with jazz and blues influences. Recorded during a period where the group explored complex time signatures and improvisational freedom, the track exemplifies the band's commitment to pushing musical boundaries. The composition features the band's characteristic interplay between melodic guitar lines and driving rhythms, characteristic of their work in the 1970s. While often associated with their more experimental phases, this song maintains the cohesive energy that defined their catalog, showcasing a rare moment where their avant-garde approach met accessible groove. It remains a notable example of their ability to blend technical proficiency with atmospheric depth, contributing to their legacy as pioneers of progressive rock.