The Human Condition

Lookin’ out my window on a Wednesday night, yeah
There’s people livin’ there behind their front porch lights
And I don’t know a thing about them, they don’t know me
We’re probably on different roads but we share the same street
All I know, all I know, all I know is

We all need, we all need a little kindness
There’s hurt inside us all
We’re not that different, no
We all need, we all need a little kindness
We’re out here livin’
It’s the human condition, yeah

Yuh, every now and then I can hear him shout
The angry, old man livin’ two doors down
Screamin’ at the kids, stay off my property
There’s probably eighty years of reasons why he’s so angry (all I know is)

We all need, we all need a little kindness
There’s hurt inside us all
We’re not that different, no
We all need, we all need a little kindness
We’re out here livin’
It’s the human condition

We all need, we all need a little kindness
There’s hurt inside us all
We’re not that different, no
We all need, we all need a little kindness
We’re out here livin’
It’s the human condition

It’s the human condition
It’s the human condition
‘Cause we all need, we all need a little kindness