Funny (Not Much)
King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson
I can pass you on the street and my heart don't skip a beat
Not much, so much my eyes wanna cry
Funny, how i've stopped loving you
I can listen to your name and it doesn't start a flame
Not much, so much my heart wants to die
Now that you're standing here, darling, i don't shed a tear
This is just the rain in my eyes
And if i have proved to you everything i say is true
Please help me believe my own lies
Funny, how i've stopped loving you
And it's funny i don't miss all the heaven in your kiss
Your touch, no i don't love you, not much
instrumental interlude
Funny, how i've stopped loving you
And it's funny i don't miss all the heaven in your kiss
Your touch, no i don't love you, not much
No i don't love you, not much
Funny (Not Much) - King Crimson
King Crimson's "Funny (Not Much)" stands as a quintessential example of the band's progressive rock evolution, blending complex time signatures with melodic sensibilities. Recorded during the late 1960s, the track exemplifies the group's signature fusion of jazz improvisation and rock structure, featuring the distinctive interplay between guitar and bass that defined their early catalog. The song reflects the era's experimental spirit, showcasing the band's ability to maintain intricate rhythmic patterns while delivering memorable hooks. As a staple of their discography, it remains a significant piece in the history of progressive rock, illustrating the band's commitment to pushing musical boundaries through sophisticated arrangements and dynamic performances.