Me parla a la venta

Ian McDonald e Peter Sinfield (King Crimson, In the Court of Krimson King, 1969): 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 / — 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 / / — 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 / ∴ / 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 / / 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”