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Alabama – Close Enough to Perfect

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About The Song

If you’re a fan of classic country music, then you’re probably already familiar with the iconic band Alabama. Their smooth harmonies and heartfelt lyrics have captured the hearts of millions of listeners worldwide for decades. And among their many hits, “Close Enough to Perfect” stands out as a timeless gem.

Released in 1982 as part of their album Mountain Music, this song quickly climbed the charts, reaching number one and solidifying Alabama’s position as one of country music’s most beloved acts. Written by Carl Chambers, “Close Enough to Perfect” offers a heartwarming and relatable look at love and relationships.

The song begins with a simple yet evocative melody, setting the tone for a heartfelt ballad. Alabama’s signature harmonies come to the forefront, creating a rich and textured sound that is both comforting and familiar. The lyrics paint a picture of a love that is far from perfect, but is cherished nonetheless. The singer acknowledges their partner’s flaws and imperfections, but also celebrates their unique qualities.

“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,” the lyrics proclaim. These lines capture the essence of a love that is grounded in reality, rather than unrealistic expectations. It’s a love that is built on acceptance, understanding, and a deep appreciation for the other person.   

“Close Enough to Perfect” is more than just a love song; it’s a celebration of human connection. The song reminds us that no one is perfect, and that’s what makes love so special. It’s about finding someone who loves you for who you are, flaws and all.

The song’s enduring popularity is a testament to its universal themes. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Alabama or you’re just discovering their music, “Close Enough to Perfect” is a song that is sure to resonate with you. Its heartfelt lyrics and beautiful melodies make it a timeless classic that will continue to be enjoyed for generations to come.

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Be31JM4Wblo

Lyric

Sometimes her morning coffee’s way too strongAnd sometimes what she says she says all wrongBut right or wrong, she’s there beside meLike only a friend would beAnd that’s close enough to perfect for me
Now, she’s been known to wear her pants too tightAnd drinkin’ puts her out just like a lightHeaven knows she’s not an angelBut she’d really like to beAnd that’s close enough to perfect for me
She kisses me each mornin’And smiles her sleepy smileAnd she don’t have to say itI can see it in her eyes
Don’t you worry about my womanAnd what you think she ought to beShe’s close enough to perfect for me!
Sometimes she gets down and starts to cryBut then again, a lady has a rightShe’s everything I ever wantedShe’s all I’ll ever needShe’s close enough to perfect for me
She kisses me each mornin’And smiles her sleepy smile!And she don’t have to say itI can see it in her eyes
Don’t you worry about my womanAnd what you think she ought to beShe’s close enough to perfect for me!
Whoa, oh, she’s close enough to perfectFor me
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