lyrics transcribed by Tom Brennan
corrections thanks to Dan Matovina

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SHE CAME OUT OF THE COLD (Pete Ham/Tom Evans)
[Iveys demo 2 from "94 Baker Street -The Pop Psych Sounds of the Apple Era, 1967-1969" CD - recorded 1967 - released U.S. 2003]
[Iveys demo 2 from "Golden Delicious Demos (1966-69)" CD - recorded 1967 - released U.S. 2022]

The wind, it whispered coldness on the window
The headlight showed the darkness through the rain
When silhouetted there against the roadside
Was a girl I'd learned to love that very day

I stopped politely, asked where she was going
She said she'd had some trouble with her car
I offered her a lift and she accepted
So we talked the darkened way towards her home

She came out of the cold
Would I ever hold the girl from the cold?
She came out of the cold

We laughed and talked together on the way
I knew then I'd be foolish not to say
"I'd like to see you here again tomorrow"
As we stopped outside her house and said "Goodnight"

She came out of the cold
Tomorrow, she's mine to have and to hold
She came out of the cold

Excitedly, the next night I arrived there
Asked her mother, was her daughter there inside?
The tears flowed from her eyes
She sadly told me, "A year ago last night, my baby died"

She came out of the cold
Oh, how I wish I'd never been told
She came out of the cold.