I Know
King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson
Bigger picture, baby
Never lookin' at what's right in front of your eyes
Why don't you see me baby
Coz I know you'll need me darlin'
And honey I am here in front of your eyes
Oh, and I know oh oh
That you'll come running back some day
And I know oh oh
That you'll come running back when you need me
And baby some day you'll need me
When your days are getting shorter
When your nights are getting colder
Baby I know
You're always simple baby
And don't do nothin' crazy
And when you do I know that you will just
Fall Away
Can't be without me baby
Coz I know you'll need me darlin'
And honey I know oh oh
Coz I know oh oh
That you'll come running back some day
And I know oh oh
That you'll come running back when you need me
And baby some day you'll need me
When your shadow's a little bit father ahead
And you don't know where all your time has been spent
And the one thing you know,
Is the one thing I'm telling you
Oh oh oh
That you'll come running back some day
And I know oh oh
That you'll come running back when you need me
And baby some day you'll need me
So do your simple thing
And look behind the skies
Pay no attention to the one that know-oh's
Just walk behind your shadow
And waste your precious time
But baby I am here in front of your eyes
You're searching for that love
That you think can take you away
But why don't you stay?
Coz I know, oh oh
That you'll come running back some day
And I know, oh oh
That you'll come running back when you need me
And baby some day you'll need me
Coz honey I know
I Know - King Crimson
King Crimson's "I Know" stands as a pivotal moment in the band's progressive rock evolution, exemplifying their signature blend of complex time signatures and intricate guitar work. Recorded during the late 1960s, the track reflects the group's experimental spirit, pushing boundaries within the genre while maintaining a cohesive musical identity. The song features the distinctive interplay between guitar and vocals that became a hallmark of the band's discography, showcasing their commitment to pushing the limits of rock music. As a key piece in their catalog, it captures the essence of an era defined by artistic ambition and technical mastery, influencing countless musicians who followed in their wake.

