“Cold as Ice” is a classic rock song by the band Foreigner, released in 1977 as part of their debut album. The song is known for its upbeat tempo, catchy chorus, and distinctive keyboard riff, which are characteristic of Foreigner’s sound.

Lyrically, “Cold as Ice” explores themes of betrayal and heartbreak. The protagonist confronts someone who has treated them poorly, accusing them of being emotionally distant and unfeeling (“You’re as cold as ice, you’re willing to sacrifice our love”). The song’s lyrics express a mix of defiance and vulnerability, as the protagonist realizes the harsh reality of their relationship.

Musically, “Cold as Ice” features strong vocals by Lou Gramm, complemented by Mick Jones’s guitar work and Al Greenwood’s keyboards, which play a prominent role in shaping the song’s sound. The song’s energetic melody and anthemic chorus helped propel it to commercial success, becoming one of Foreigner’s most recognizable hits.

“Cold as Ice” remains a staple of classic rock radio and has continued to resonate with audiences for its memorable hooks, relatable lyrics, and powerful instrumentation. It exemplifies Foreigner’s ability to blend rock, pop, and elements of new wave into a cohesive and dynamic sound that has stood the test of time.