Change In Your Loving

King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson

There's a change in your loving

Strange kind of loving

A change in your loving

You are cold to the touch

Change in your loving

Strange kind of loving, baby

A change in your loving

Once you loved me so much

You started a fire

Inside of me

My burning hot body

Was a hundred and three

But lately i'm feeling

A drop in temperature

You're cooling down, baby

And i'm begging for more

There's a change in your loving

Strange kind of loving

A change in your loving

You are cold to the touch

Change in your loving

Strange kind of loving, baby

A change in your loving

Once you loved me so much

With you i was feeling

So secure

When i was down and had the blues

You had the cure

Now things are so different

But i believe i understand

I may be sharing your lips

With another man

Change in your loving

Strange kind of loving

A change in your loving

You are cold to the touch

There's a change in your loving

Strange kind of loving, baby

A change in your loving

Once you loved me so much

A change in your loving

A change in your loving

Change In Your Loving

King Crimson's "Change In Your Loving" stands as a defining track within the band's progressive rock catalog, exemplifying the group's signature fusion of complex time signatures, intricate guitar work, and atmospheric textures. Released during a pivotal era for the ensemble, the recording showcases the collaborative intensity of the lineup, blending jazz-influenced harmonies with the band's characteristic rhythmic drive. The song reflects the musical evolution of King Crimson, moving beyond their earlier psychedelic experiments into a more structured yet improvisational approach that would influence countless subsequent acts in the progressive genre. As a standalone piece, it captures the emotional depth and technical prowess that made King Crimson a cornerstone of 1970s rock music, offering listeners a glimpse into the band's enduring legacy of innovation and sonic exploration.