Halo

King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson

What have i done to get you down?

Has my heartache turned your smile around?

ôround, ôround, down, gone

Look up halo.

Size me up now before i'm dead

Believe what you see,

Burn what you've read

Maybe, baby, when i'm gone

Look up halo



Halo, she's got a smile for me. halo.

Halo, who knows what she sees. halo.



I'm as perfect as the man next door

Borrow sugar when i ain't got no more

Sugarbaby, sugar's low

Look up, halo

I love you girl 'til my face turns blue

But, i don't have to hold my breath for you

My breath to have, my breath to hold

Come on, halo



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She's the kind that shines

Everything's in her hands



Carry me to higher ground rise up, rise up

Staring down on what i've found

Well, i think i've found a smile for me

For me the smile until i see

What it is she see's in me say me,

My oh, my in her eyes i'm loving her constantly

Around, down, down

Drop me off, oh set me down yeah, baby

Look up, come on, look up

Things are looking up for me

Size me up so that you might see

That baby, maybe

For me and you. you and me. halo

She's got a smile for me,

Oh halo



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Halo - King Crimson

King Crimson's "Halo" stands as a defining track within the band's progressive rock catalog, exemplifying the group's signature fusion of complex time signatures, improvisational guitar work, and atmospheric textures. Released during the band's active period, the recording showcases the ensemble's commitment to pushing musical boundaries, blending jazz influences with rock energy. The song reflects the collaborative spirit of the lineup, featuring distinct contributions from members such as Robert Fripp on guitar and Michael Giles on drums, creating a soundscape that remains influential in the genre. As a standalone piece, it captures the essence of King Crimson's mid-career output, offering a dynamic listening experience that prioritizes musical innovation over conventional song structures.