Tenderness
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Tenderness
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Blackened days
We've lost our way
So gather 'round
These lost and found stormy clouds
A little tenderness is what we need
Oh, tenderness, can't you feel it spread around?
A little tenderness, can't you feel us?
Oh, tenderness, won't you please come on down?
Darkest days
The deals we made
On temple grounds
That empty sound
God's not around
A little tenderness is what we need
Oh, tenderness, can't you feel it spread around?
A little tenderness, can't you feel us?
Oh, tenderness, won't you please come on down?
A little tenderness is what we need
Oh, tenderness, can't you feel it spread around?
A little tenderness, can't you feel it?
Oh, tenderness, won't you please come on down?
There's better days
We gotta stay
And gather round
Get off the ground
And say out loud
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Duff McKagan performs "Tenderness", and this lyric page sits inside the Duff McKagan catalog on LyroVerse.
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