L-L-L-L-Lies

King Crimson · Other Songs - King Crimson

Oh why, oh why, oh why,

You tell me l-l-l-lies

Never t-t-t-t-think

That I would re-a-li-a-li-a-lize

Things ya say-ay-ay-ay-ay-ay

Will make you fay-ay-ay-ade away

So b-b-b-bye-bye-bye-bye(goodbye)



12 o'clock last night in a club

U an a girl do de rub-a-dub-dub

Short black dress and long curly hair

Don't deny it cause I saw you dere

Step 1 mi did dede when you giv her di line

Step 2 mi did dede when you looked so sincere

Step 3 mi did dede when you hold her close and

Tell her everything dat she waah fe fear

Why you play those games,

Those g-g-g-games with me

Oh,oh,oh,oh,no,no,no,no,no.......



Oh why,oh why,oh why,

You tell me l-l-l-lies

Never t-t-t-t-t-think

That I woulda re-a-li-a-li-a-lize

Things you say-ay-ay-ay-ay

Will make you fay-ay-ayay-ade away

So b-b-b-b-bye-bye-bye-bye

B-b-b-b-bye-bye-bye(goodbye)



12 o'clock in a de afternoon

U come around wit di same old tune

Gwan on an on like say everything fine

When all di time me know sey a lie,you did a lie

Step 1 me did dede when u give her de kiss

Step 2 mi two eyes as me witness

Step 3 giv mi mi keys and exit please

Your day done so u better move on

Why you play those games

Those g-g-g-games with me

Oh,oh,oh,oh,no.No.No.No,no,no....



Oh why,oh why,oh why,

You tell me l-l-l-lies

Never t-t-t-t-t-think

That I woulda re-a-li-a-li-a-lize

Things you say-ay-ay-ay-ay

Will make you fay-ay-ayay-ade away

So b-b-b-b-bye-bye-bye-bye

B-b-b-b-bye-bye-bye(goodbye)



Oh why,oh why,oh why,

You tell me l-l-l-lies

Never t-t-t-t-t-think

That I woulda re-a-li-a-li-a-lize

Things you say-ay-ay-ay-ay

Will make you fay-ay-ayay-ade away

So b-b-b-b-bye-bye-bye-bye

B-b-b-b-bye-bye-bye(goodbye)

L-L-L-L-Lies

King Crimson's "L-L-L-L-Lies" stands as a defining track from the band's progressive rock era, showcasing the group's signature complex time signatures and intricate guitar work. Recorded during a period of intense musical experimentation, the song exemplifies the band's ability to blend technical proficiency with atmospheric tension. The track features the distinctive interplay between the keyboardist and guitarist, creating a layered soundscape that became a staple of their discography. Its rhythmic drive and melodic structure reflect the broader influence of progressive rock on late 1960s and early 1970s music, cementing King Crimson's reputation as innovators who pushed the boundaries of rock composition.