Coming In From The Cold
Bob Marley · Songs Of Freedom: Anniversary Edition [2006]
In this oh sweet life
We're coming in from the cold
We're coming in, coming in, coming in
Coming in from the cold
It's you, it's you, it's you I'm talking to
Well you, it's you, it's you
It's you I'm talking to now
Why do you look so sad and foresaken
When one door is closed
Don't you know another is open
Would you let the system
Make you kill your brotherman
No dread no
Would you make the system
Make you kill your brotherman
No dread no
Would you make the system
Get on top of your head again
No dread no
Well the biggest man you ever
Did see was just a baby
In this life, in this life
In this oh sweet life
We're coming in from the cold
We're coming in, coming in, coming in
We're coming in from the cold
It's life, it's life, it's life
Coming in from the cold
We're coming in, coming in, coming in
Coming in from the cold
It's you, it's you, it's you I'm talking to
Well you, it's you, it's you
It's you I'm talking to now
Why do you look so sad and foresaken
Don't you know
When one door is closed
Don't you know many more is open
Would you let the system
No dread no
Would you let the system
Get on top of your head
No dread no
Would you let the system
Make you kill your brotherman
No dread no
The biggest man you ever
Did see was once a baby
In this life, in this life, in this life
In this oh sweet life
We're coming in from the cold
We're coming in, coming in, coming in
Coming in from the cold
We're coming in, coming in, coming in
Coming In From The Cold
Coming In From The Cold stands as a testament to Bob Marley's enduring ability to craft intimate, soulful reggae anthems. Recorded during a period of prolific creativity, the track showcases Marley's signature melodic warmth and his capacity to convey deep emotional resonance through his distinctive vocal delivery. The song reflects the broader themes found throughout his discography, blending personal reflection with the universal struggle for connection and peace. As part of his extensive catalogue, this recording highlights the artist's mastery of rhythm and harmony, offering listeners a moment of quiet contemplation amidst the vibrant energy of his work. It remains a cherished piece for fans exploring the depth of Marley's musical legacy beyond his most famous hits.