I Talk To The Wind
King Crimson
Said the straight man to the late man Where have you been I've been here and I've been there And I've been in between. I talk to the wind My words are all carried away I talk to the wind The wind does not hear The wind cannot hear. I'm on the outside looking inside What do I see Much confusion, disillusion All around me. You don't possess me Don't impress me Just upset my mind Can't instruct me or conduct me Just use up my time I talk to the wind My words are all carried away I talk to the wind The wind does not hear The wind cannot hear.60s acoustic alternative ambient art rock ballads beat beautiful best mouth in rock BiGi choice cagliostrum choice calm Canterbury check 010 chill chill-out tunes chilled chillout classic prog classic rock dark Dreamy Early Progressive Rock easy Echoes elegant experimental explore more falling asleep fav Favorite favourite Favourite Songs female singer i actually like female vocalists flute folk for a cigarette gentle goldione gorgeous gotanygoodmusic great songs halftoned singles club happyzz hella good hhg impressions of the nature - ro in my vinyl collection indie pop int rock just love it kia fav King Crimson lactophobia late 60s light light progressive mellotron Mellow melodic moody my 2007 my favourite tracks NatallicA nplanets favorite songs peaceful portertags prog prog rock Progressive Progressive rock psych prog psychedelic Psychedelic Rock Rad Radio Meggy relaxing Robert Fripp rock rock ballad RPNN schmuuf silent intensity sleepy some like thin lizzy Songs I sleep to symphonic prog there there this is not king crimson ville s waiting for spring want to see live weirdomusic what the hell awesome flute
Copyright: These lyrics are probably copyright and this copyright should be respected. We use the lyrics as an essential part of the process of lexically analyzing and classifying song lyrics and not for any other purpose. As all the lyrics here have been contributed by members of the public as their interpretation of the work, many will not be accurate. The artist shown is often the performer, rather than the author, of the work.