King Crimson: The Book of Saturday Meaning
The Book of Saturday Lyrics
Forgetting The Game
Every Time I Try To Leave You
You Laugh Just The Same
'Cause My Wheels Never Touch The Road
And The Jumble Of Lies We Told
Just Returns To My Back To Weigh Me Down...
We Lay Cards Upon...
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#1 top rated interpretation:I've never heard lyricist Richard Palmer-James give a full explanation of this song, but I have heard him say that "the book" was supposed to be a scrapbook or photo album of sorts, showing all the highs and lows of a long, complicated marriage or romantic experience.
The song is a sort of portrait of a relationship with a lot of big ups and downs. The man says he often thinks about leaving his love, but she doesn't take that seriously, because after all this time, he STILL hasn't ever gotten up the nerve to leave.
And just when he starts to think the relationship is doomed by all the lies and miscommunications between them, there will be a wonderful moment (like an early morning round of lovemaking) that makes him think they belong together after all.
The man is sifting through all his feelings and memories, as if he were going through a scrapbook, and trying to decide whether the relationship is worth saving.
Stay or go- he has to choose. -
Dear Anonymous, it's LICKING fudge, not making.
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The entire album is a story of a married man and his relationship with an underage prostitute. Book of Saturday is his love song to her with the realization of all its flaws but holds out a sliver of hope that it could work, bringing him both joy and pain. Anyone reading this probably has heard multiple,live performances. Remember that Easy Money has a verse that’s cut from the album. Well I argued with the judge but the bastard wouldn’t budge cause they caught me making fudge and they never told me once, you were a minor.
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