Don't Blame Me (1958 Version)
King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson
Don't blame me
For falling in love with you.
I'm under your spell
But how can i help it?
Don't blame me.
Can't you see
When you do the things you do
If i can't conceal
The thrill that i'm feeling,
Don't blame me.
I can't help it
If that doggone moon above
Makes me need
Someone like you to love.
Blame your kiss
As sweet as a kiss can be,
And blame all your charms
That melt in my arms,
But don't blame me.
(interlude)
Blame your kiss
As sweet as a kiss can be,
And blame all your charms
That melt in my arms,
But don't blame me.
(interlude)
Blame all your charms
That melt in my arms,
But don't blame me.
For falling in love with you.
I'm under your spell
But how can i help it?
Don't blame me.
Can't you see
When you do the things you do
If i can't conceal
The thrill that i'm feeling,
Don't blame me.
I can't help it
If that doggone moon above
Makes me need
Someone like you to love.
Blame your kiss
As sweet as a kiss can be,
And blame all your charms
That melt in my arms,
But don't blame me.
(interlude)
Blame your kiss
As sweet as a kiss can be,
And blame all your charms
That melt in my arms,
But don't blame me.
(interlude)
Blame all your charms
That melt in my arms,
But don't blame me.
Don't Blame Me (1958 Version)
King Crimson's 1958 version of Don't Blame Me represents an early exploration of the band's signature progressive rock sound. This recording captures the group's ability to blend complex arrangements with emotive vocal delivery, establishing a foundation for their extensive discography. The track showcases the instrumental interplay and dynamic shifts that would come to define their musical identity during this formative period. As part of their broader catalogue, the song reflects the experimental approach that set King Crimson apart from their contemporaries. Listeners can appreciate the nuanced production and the band's evolving style through this notable song in their body of work.