Get Off My Back Woman
King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson
Can't you tell you're choking me
Oh i ain't no pony, baby
Can't you tell you're choking me
Yeah, you just get off of my back, baby
Can't you see you're hurting me
Well, i don't mind helping you, baby
Every now, now and then
Yes, you ain't helped yourself, baby
Since god knows when
So you just get off of my back now, baby
Can't you see you're hurting me
Yes, i'm standing here telling you, baby
This is the end of the line
Yes, i'm tired of you riding me, baby
I declare i ain't lying
So you just get off of my back, baby
Can't you see you're hurting me
Well, you get off, get off, get off, baby
'cause you're a heavy, heavy load
Yes, you can catch yourself
Another ride, baby
Somewhere further down the road
You just get off, get off, baby
Can't you see you're hurting me
Get Off My Back Woman
Get Off My Back Woman stands as a notable song in the expansive discography of King Crimson, reflecting the band's signature blend of progressive rock and experimental textures. The track captures the group's dynamic interplay and complex arrangements, hallmarks that have defined their influential career since the late 1960s. While the song may not always headline major compilations, it contributes significantly to the rich tapestry of the band's recorded output. Listeners familiar with the group's evolving sound will recognize the intricate musicianship and distinctive vocal delivery that characterize this work. As part of a broader catalogue known for pushing musical boundaries, the recording offers a glimpse into the creative versatility that has sustained King Crimson's legacy across decades of innovation.