This track by Jay Som is a poignant exploration of vulnerability and longing in relationships. The lyrics convey the struggle of yearning for genuine connection and intimacy, symbolized by 'tenderness', amidst a world that often values superficiality. The phrase "nothing's ever good enough" reflects the dissatisfaction and constant striving for perfection that can hinder genuine connection. The repeated line, "I'm feeling like we've just begun," suggests an ongoing cycle of hope and disappointment. Meanwhile, the reference to a city built on pretense metaphorically represents relationships based on false appearances rather than authentic feelings. Ultimately, this song underscores the importance of tenderness as a vital aspect of any relationship, suggesting that it may be the key to breaking the cycle of dissatisfaction.
Tenderness
Lyrics
Tell me
Did you fall in at first glance?
Do you think you'll take a chance?
Do you think on the weekend I could know?
Show me
Before you haunt me on the screen
Will my affection pull the strings?
Another forgotten memory
We've built
This city that we're sinking in
Nobody wants to play pretend
I just know that
I'm feeling like we've just begun
Nothing's ever good enough
Tenderness is all I've got
I'm feeling like we've just begun
Nothing's ever good enough
Tenderness is all I've got
I'm feeling like we've just begun
Nothing's ever good enough
Tenderness is all I've got
I'm feeling like we've just begun
Nothing's ever good enough
Tenderness is all I've got
I'm feeling like we've just begun
Nothing's ever good enough
Tenderness is all I've got
I'm feeling like we've just begun
Nothing's ever good enough
Tenderness is all I've got
Writer(s): Melina Mae Cortez Duterte
Copyright(s): Lyrics © SC PUBLISHING DBA SECRETLY CANADIAN PUB.
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