Tenderfoot

Unveiling the Hero Within: Charlie Steady's Tenderfoot Revelations
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Lyrics

I've never been one to see myself in a lonely light now

The speaker has not typically viewed themselves as being in a state of loneliness.

I've always wanted to come out rain or shine

The speaker desires to face life's challenges, regardless of the circumstances.

I've never been one for remorse on others or myself

The speaker doesn't harbor regret or guilt for their own actions or the actions of others.

That's why they say

This line serves as a transition or introduction to the following statements.


I'm a Tenderfoot

The speaker identifies themselves as a "Tenderfoot," suggesting vulnerability or inexperience.

I'm not a tool

The speaker asserts that they are not a mere tool to be exploited or manipulated.

To be used again

Reiterating the refusal to be used again, emphasizing independence.

I'm a hero with no symbol for you to see

Despite being inexperienced, the speaker sees themselves as a hero without an obvious symbol.


I've always been a dreamer of dreams denying reality

The speaker has a tendency to dream and imagine, often avoiding or denying harsh realities.

I've been pushed between a soft and hard place

The speaker feels caught between difficult choices or situations, symbolized by a "soft and hard place."

How much can I do to win over you?

The speaker questions how much effort is needed to gain approval or affection.

That's why they say

Similar to line 4, this line serves as a transition or summary of the speaker's sentiments.


I'm a Tenderfoot

Repetition of the identification as a "Tenderfoot," emphasizing vulnerability.

I'm not a tool

Reiteration that the speaker is not a tool, reinforcing self-worth.

To be used again

Emphasizing the refusal to be used again, asserting independence and autonomy.

I'm a hero with no symbol for you to see

Restating the speaker's self-perception as a hero without an apparent symbol.


I'm a Tenderfoot I'm not a tool

Repetition of the "Tenderfoot" identity and the rejection of being a tool.

To be used again

Reiterating the refusal to be used again, emphasizing individuality and strength.

I'm a hero with no symbol for you to see

Restating the self-perception as a hero without a visible symbol, underscoring a unique and internal sense of heroism.

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