I'll Survive
King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson
All of our plans dear, forgotten it seems
Yes, it had to happen
I'm not surprised, but i'll, i'll survive
Your friends have shown you a much better way
All of my loving you baby, all of those years, ended today
Yes, you go on darlin'
I'll dry my eyes, but i'll, i'll survive
Go on! may god bless you
It was fun. while it was fun
Baby, i hate to lose you
I say i hate to lose you baby
It's all over! what's done is done
Hey! you go on darlin', seek your fortune and fame
All your good luck or bad luck
Your friends must take the blame
Oh! i can't beg you no more baby
I've got too much pride, but i'll, i'll survive
Oh, go on! may god bless you
Oh, it was fun. while it was fun
Oh baby, i hate to lose you
I say i hate to lose you baby
It's all over! what's done is done
Hey! you go on baby, seek your fortune and fame
All your good good luck or bad luck
Friends must take the blame
Oh! i can't beg you no more
I've got too much pride, but i'll, i'll survive
Oh! i'll, i'll survive
Baby, i'll survive
I'll Survive - King Crimson
Released by King Crimson, 'I'll Survive' stands as a defining track within the band's progressive rock repertoire, characterized by its intricate guitar work and complex rhythmic structures. The song exemplifies the group's ability to blend technical proficiency with atmospheric depth, creating a soundscape that has become integral to their legacy. As a recording from their discography, it showcases the collaborative intensity of the ensemble, featuring distinct instrumental interplay that defines the genre's evolution during this era. The piece remains a staple for fans of the band, celebrated for its enduring musicality and its role in cementing King Crimson's reputation as pioneers of progressive rock. Its inclusion in the band's catalog highlights their commitment to pushing musical boundaries through sophisticated composition and performance.