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Alabama ~ Close Enough To Perfect


Sometimes her morning coffee's way too strong And sometimes what she says she says all wrong Heaven knows she's not an angel but she'd really like to be And that's close enough to perfect for me Now she's been known to wear her pants too tight And drinking puts her out just like a light Right or wrong she's there beside me like only a friend Would be And that's close enough to perfect for me Chorus: She kisses me each morning And smiles her sleepy smile And she don't have to say it I can see it in her eyes Don't you worry about my woman Or what you think she ought to be 'cause she's close enough to perfect for me Well sometimes she gets down and starts to cry But then again a woman has a right She's everything i ever wanted and all i'll ever need She's close enough to perfect for me more free lyrics

Sometimes her morning coffee's way too strong
And sometimes what she says she says all wrong
Heaven knows she's not an angel but she'd really like to be
And that's close enough to perfect for me

Now she's been known to wear her pants too tight
And drinking puts her out just like a light
Right or wrong she's there beside me like only a friend
Would be
And that's close enough to perfect for me

Chorus:
She kisses me each morning
And smiles her sleepy smile
And she don't have to say it
I can see it in her eyes
Don't you worry about my woman
Or what you think she ought to be
'cause she's close enough to perfect for me

Well sometimes she gets down and starts to cry
But then again a woman has a right
She's everything i ever wanted and all i'll ever need
She's close enough to perfect for me

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