Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Veruca Salt
Canonical path: /veruca-salt/imperfectly
Related lyric paths: 6
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Imperfectly
Read Imperfectly lyrics by Veruca Salt on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Imperfectly
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How can i help it if i'm not neat
If there were creeps before you
How can i help you if i am weak
If i don't know how to help me
But i love you
I love you
Imperfect [x2]
Imperfectly, i love you
Imperfect [x2]
Imperfectly
How can i help it if i'm high strung
If i was born with a sharp tongue
Will you marry me if i stay sweet
If i am the one with the cold feet
But i love you, i love you
Imperfect [x2]
Imperfectly, i love you
Imperfect [x2]
Imperfectly, i love you
Imperfect [x2]
Imperfectly (yeah yeah yeah) [x8]
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Veruca Salt performs "Imperfectly", and this lyric page sits inside the Veruca Salt catalog on LyroVerse.
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