Softly and Tenderly Song Lyrics

Softly and Tenderly by Daniel Martin Moore Song Lyrics

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FAQs for Softly and Tenderly

When did softly and tenderly come out?

Softly and Tenderly is a song that was released in 18 January 2011.

From which album is the song softly and tenderly?

Softly and Tenderly is a song from the In the Cool of the Day album.

Who performs the song softly and tenderly?

Softly and Tenderly is performed by Daniel Martin Moore.

How long is softly and tenderly?

Softly and Tenderly has a duration of 3:26 minutes.

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