Baby Look At You
King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson
Yes, i said baby, baby, baby, baby look at you
Well, you want to jump on me and hurt me
'cos i won't let you tell me what to do
Well, when i first met you baby
You didn't know what love is about
You were standin' on the streets beggin'
And ragged as a barrel of sauerkraut
Baby, baby, baby look at you
Well now, you want to jump on me and hurt me
'cos i won't let you tell me what to do
Well, you said once that you loved me
I would always be your own
And now you got your hands on some money, baby
And you're drivin' b.b. away from home
Well, you said that you loved me
I always would be your man
Now you thrown me outdoors
And said "go and do the best you can"
Baby Look At You
Released by King Crimson, "Baby Look At You" stands as a distinctive song in the band's eclectic discography, blending progressive rock structures with jazz improvisation. The track exemplifies the group's signature approach, characterized by complex time signatures and a fusion of classical influences with modern rock energy. While often associated with their later experimental phases, the song reflects the enduring appeal of King Crimson's ability to push musical boundaries. Its presence in the band's catalog highlights their commitment to artistic exploration, offering listeners a glimpse into their unique sonic identity that has influenced countless subsequent acts in the progressive and fusion genres.
