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Ani DiFranco ~ Imperfectly


I'm okay if you get me at a good angle and you're okay in the sort of light and we don't look like pages from a magazine but that's all right that's all right I crashed your pickup truck and then I had to drive it back home I was crying I was so scared of what you would do of what you would say but you just started laughing so I started laughing along saying, it looks a little rough but it runs okay it looks a little rough but it runs good anyway we get a little further from perfection each year on the road I guess that's what they call character I guess that's just the way it goes better to be dusty than polished like some store window mannequin why don't you tocuh me where I'm rusty let me stain your hands when you're pretty as a picture they pound down your door but I've been offered love in two dimensions before and I know that it's not all it's made out to be let's show them how it's done let's do it all imperfectly more free lyrics

I'm okay
if you get me at a good angle
and you're okay
in the sort of light
and we don't look
like pages from a magazine
but that's all right
that's all right

I crashed your pickup truck
and then I had to drive it back home
I was crying
I was so scared
of what you would do
of what you would say
but you just started laughing
so I started laughing along
saying, it looks a little rough
but it runs okay
it looks a little rough
but it runs good anyway

we get a little further from perfection
each year on the road
I guess that's what they call character
I guess that's just the way it goes
better to be dusty than polished
like some store window mannequin
why don't you tocuh me where I'm rusty
let me stain your hands

when you're pretty as a picture
they pound down your door
but I've been offered love
in two dimensions before
and I know that it's not all
it's made out to be
let's show them how it's done
let's do it all imperfectly

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