Cold Outside Keb' Mo'

"Cold Outside" by Keb' Mo' (#Blues) is a poignant reflection on loneliness and longing for warmth and connection during difficult times. Released in 2003, the song explores themes of emotional vulnerability and the need for companionship. Its unique blend of acoustic guitar and soulful vocals enhances its heartfelt message, resonating with listeners seeking comfort in shared experiences. The song's relatable narrative and rich musicality contribute to its lasting appeal in the blues genre.

[Verse 1]
When the sun goes down and the daylight disappears
When the sun goes down and the daylight disappears
I thought it was cold outside 'til I walked in here
'Til I walked in here

[Verse 2]
Baby, I can feel what I can't see and I can't hear
I can feel what I can't see and I can't hear
So tell me why it's so doggone cold in here
Cold in here

[Verse 3]
Baby, don't lie, don't be so insincere
Baby, don't you lie to me, don't be so insincere
'Cause, baby, I know your other man been here
Your other man been here

[Bridge]
You didn't make no greens
No beans, no rice
You ain't been mean
But you ain't been nice
Ohh, ohh

[Chorus]
I'm gonna drive that train 'cause, baby, I'm an engineer
I'm gonna drive that train 'cause, baby, I'm an engineer
Baby, it's cold outside but I can't stay in here
Baby, it's cold outside
Cold outside (I, can't stay in here)

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