“Imperfectly Perfect”

“Imperfectly Perfect” (Verse 1) We met where the neon burns out slow, beneath the rain, where the misfits go. You had safety pins in your torn-up sleeve, I had a heart too loud to believe. They said, “You two will never fit in,” we said, “Good—let’s start again.” (Pre-Chorus) They whisper when we walk the street, like we’re something wild they can’t defeat. (Chorus) We’re imperfectly perfect, dirty and divine, two broken halos tangled on the line. We don’t take their lies, we don’t play fair, we curse, we laugh, we dye our hair. They can stare all they want, we don’t care— we’re imperfectly perfect, and we’re still there. (Verse 2) You paint your boots with blood and gold, I write our names where the walls grow old. We dance in alleys, our kingdom’s cracked, but love’s rebellion—it fights back. They call us freaks, they call us lost, but baby, we’ve both paid the cost. (Pre-Chorus) Let ’em talk, let ’em spit their truth, we’ve got fire running through our youth. (Chorus) We’re imperfectly perfect, messy and real, our love’s a scar that refuses to heal. We don’t take their orders, don’t kneel, don’t pray, we scream our vows the outlaw way. They can lock their doors, we’ll find a way— imperfectly perfect, come what may. (Bridge) They’ll never understand the pulse we share, two storms colliding, sparks in the air. We’re the art they tried to erase, we’re the truth they can’t replace. (Final Chorus) We’re imperfectly perfect, lovers unrefined, kissing through chaos, leaving them behind. We wear our madness like saints wear crowns, we built our heaven from a broken town. And when the world says we don’t belong— we just laugh, light up, and sing our song.