Perfect
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Perfect
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Don't close your eyes
They may not open
What if they open
Would you be alive
Everyone falls
But not everyone rises
Why don't you get up
And rise again for me
chorus
What if the world were
a little more perfect
Would you stop crying or
would you take the leap
What if the world
were a little more perfect
Would you open your eyes
and blink again for me
What about friendship
What about friends
You said the whole world
was against you
And it all had to end
What about love
What about family
What about all that
you have to live for
chorus
It isn't easy here without you
Why did you leave me
What am I supposed to do
(without you)
chorus
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Who performs "Perfect"?
Maren Ord performs "Perfect", and this lyric page sits inside the Maren Ord catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 65 Years (feat. Evie Clair) and All I Want with a short reason for opening each page next.
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