Home Again
King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson
Ever gonna make it home again.
It's so far and out of sight.
I really need someone to talk to
And nobody else
Knows how to comfort me tonight.
Snow is cold; Rain is wet.
Chills my soul right to the marrow.
I won't be happy 'til I see
You alone again.
'Til I'm home again and feelin' right.
Snow is cold; Rain is wet.
Chills my soul right to the marrow.
I won't be happy 'til I see
You alone again.
'Til I'm home again and feelin' right.
'Til I'm home again and feelin' right.
I wanna be home again and feelin' right.
Home Again - King Crimson
King Crimson's "Home Again" stands as a defining track within the band's progressive rock catalog, exemplifying the group's signature fusion of complex jazz harmonies and intricate rhythmic structures. Released during a pivotal era for the ensemble, the recording showcases the band's ability to blend technical virtuosity with atmospheric depth, characteristic of their work in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The composition features the interplay of multiple instruments typical of the genre, creating a soundscape that balances dissonance with melodic resolution. As a staple of King Crimson's discography, the song reflects the band's commitment to pushing the boundaries of rock music, influencing countless subsequent acts in progressive and fusion genres. It remains a significant piece in the history of the band's body of work, capturing the innovative spirit that defined their most influential periods.