| Oh when it rains it always pours
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| But I have found a friend in Noah
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| Still the dogs they bite and it’s cold at night
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| And the sharks deep in the water
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| There’s more of us than ever
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| But we’re just lonely altogether
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| So baby, reach out and remind me that it’s real
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| I need you to love me tenderly
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| I need you to touch me gentle, please
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| 'Cause it’s cold out there
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| It’s tough enough
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| So baby, love me tenderly
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| Oh it’s a rollercoaster ride
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| We all need someone to hold onto
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| A friend who understands exactly what we must be going through
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| If you can trust a stranger
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| The go and reach out, touch your neighbour
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| And do your best to let them know they’re not alone
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| Why don’t you just love me tenderly?
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| Why don’t you just touch me gentle? |
| Please
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| 'Cause it’s cold out there
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| And they like to play rough
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| So baby, love me tenderly
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| Oh please, just close the door behind you, dear
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| Oh don’t you let the cold inside of here
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| No I don’t wanna talk about it
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| Heard just quite enough about it
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| Baby, won’t you take me outta here?
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| Come on and love me tenderly
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| How about you touch me gentle, please
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| 'Cause it’s cold out there
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| It’s tough enough
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| So baby, love me tenderly
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| Why don’t you just love me tenderly?
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| Love me gentle, please
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| 'Cause it’s cold out there
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| And they like to play rough
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| So baby, love me tenderly
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| Yahweh wachikuku
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| Yahweh wachikuku
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| Yahweh wachikuku
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| Yahweh wachikuku
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| Yahweh wachikuku
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| Yahweh wachikuku
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| Yahweh wachikuku
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| Yahweh wachikuku |