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Pictures of a City

Pictures of a City

PETER JOHN SINFIELD, ROBERT FRIPP

Concrete cold face cased in steel
Stark sharp glass-eyed crack and peel
Bright light scream beam brake and squeal
Red white green white neon wheel

Dream flesh love chase perfumed skin
Greased hand teeth hide tinseled sin
Spice ice dance chance sickly grin
Pasteboard time slot sweat and spin

Blind stick blind drunk cannot see
Mouth dry tongue tied cannot speak
Concrete dream flesh broken shell
Lost soul lost trace lost in hell

Trivia about the song Pictures of a City by King Crimson

On which albums was the song “Pictures of a City” released by King Crimson?: King Crimson released the song on the albums “Live at Summit Studios”, “In the Wake of Poseidon” in 1970, “Ladies of the Road: Live 1971-1972” in 2002, “The 21st Century Guide to King Crimson – Volume One – 1969-1974” in 2004, “In the Wake of Poseidon - 40th Anniversary Series” in 2010, “Radical Action to Unseat the Hold of Monkey Mind” in 2016, “Live In Toronto” in 2016, “Live In Chicago” in 2017, “Meltdown (Live in Mexico, 2017)” in 2018, “1969-1972” in 2018, and “Live In Vienna” in 2018.
Who composed the song “Pictures of a City” by King Crimson?: The song “Pictures of a City” by King Crimson was composed by PETER JOHN SINFIELD, ROBERT FRIPP.

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