Here Comes My Baby (Cat Stevens song)

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Name =Here Comes My Baby


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Artist =Cat Stevens
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Album =Matthew and Son
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Released =10 March, 1967
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Tracks =#"Matthew and Son"
# "I Love My Dog"
# "Here Comes My Baby"
# "Bring Another Bottle Baby"
# "Portobello Road"
# "I've Found a Love"
# "I See a Road"
# "Baby Get Your Head Screwed On"
# "Granny"
# "When I Speak to the Flowers"
# "The Tramp"
# "Come on and Dance"
# "Hummingbird"
# "Lady"
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Audio sample? ="Here Comes My Baby" is a pop song written by Cat Stevens and recorded in 1967. It originally appeared on the album "Matthew and Son".

The song, minus the final verse, was also covered by The Tremeloes, whose version was a No. 4 hit in the UK and a No. 13 hit in the US in 1967, and The Mavericks. In 1990, Yo La Tengo covered it in their covers album "Fakebook". Jim Noir covered the song for a 2006 Chase Bank commercial.

It was also done as a pop-punk cover in the late '70s by The Jags. The track can be found on their "The Best of the Jags" album. It was also covered by LMP on their album "A Century of Song" as their selection for 1967.

The track was featured in the movie "Rushmore". A clip from the Cat Stevens original is played on "Scrubs" (season 2 episode 5) in the scene "Elliot gets a reputation".

This song was covered by Elizabeth Mitchell on her album "You Are My Sunshine." More recently, Turin Brakes released their cover version as a b-side to their single "Something In My Eye'."