Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-04-05 | Page 4 | Just Folks

I I JUST FOLKS 1 LCT VC 2838 COLD INDIFFERENCE He was poor and thin and cold And he shivered shiver d in the storm But my coat was thick and warm Not a pencil had he sold Was Vas the hopeless tale talc he told Countless men had ad passed him by Saying no with ith downcast eye No was on my lips Ups to say As I I. turned to move away Something strange occurred to me As the cruel March wind blew In his pl place ce a friend I knew C Cold ld and arid thin I r seemed t to see see And I thought If that should be How much crueler were I Than the cold winds rushing by by And the bitter sleet and sn snow w T To his plea to answer No Wind and storm in time will end But the coldness of a man Never ends and never can Here is one who needs a friend And the comfort he lie can lend Not by me me shall shan he be told T That at the he strangers stranger's heart is cold I I will not be one to toy SAV Man a winter day I