Could you be my answer
Could you tell me that I am
The perfect one for you
You’re the perfect one for me

Could you be too faithful
Could you show me anymore
It’s the perfect thing to do
It’s the perfect thing for me

On and on I see you
The life that comes together
To see that we’re forever
On and on I see you
The times we’ve spent together
The times that last forever

And now we will find our way
It’s the way that we’ll find this day
And I know you belong to me

Could you lead me on




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    I'm pretty sure this song's about God, i have met the guys in this band, my roommate is really good friends with the guitarist.

    kellenwrighton February 15, 2005   Link
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    You might be right.. but i think this song is definatly about a girl. He says certain things like "your the perfect one for me" and the "times weve spent together." Its about the girl of his dreams.. hes wondering if this is really love.

    rockinchik006on July 22, 2005   Link
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    i simply adore this song i think its about that special someone, being everything and perfect...yet just out of his reach

    tragedy__killsxon September 10, 2005   Link
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    jeff (the writer) is married. i'm not sure when he wrote this, but yeah...it sure does sound like he could have written it before he got married to her or something...or maybe wrote it after they were married...regardless though, i think it's about his wife, and not so much God. it sucks...number one gun broke up recently. they'll be missed as a band.

    -gabe derose talala, oklahoma

    gabederoseon December 07, 2005   Link
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    Sick song. I think that it is about a girl, unlike most songs these days. Ha, but it is really good.

    sickofchangeon July 25, 2006   Link
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    I'm sure it's about a girl. A girl he loves deeply.

    Wonderful song.

    davidprevailson September 12, 2006   Link
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    flipping love number one gun.. theyve broken up ???!!!!! yea i think its song to a girl, being perfect before theyre getting married

    antoniapercyon December 20, 2006   Link
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    I know this was looooooong ago, but no Number One Gun is not broken up. The band disbanded for a while and everyone thought that was it. Jeff (the singer) started a new band by himself called "The North Pole Project" with tooth and Nail. After hearing some of the songs, the label told Jeff that since the music sounded similar to Number One Gun, maybe he should just keep the name and release his new album with the title "The North Pole Project" rather than changing the band name to it. So the new album "The North Pole Project" by Number One Gun should be releasing this fall.

    HideNothingon September 08, 2007   Link
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    The song is about Jeff's wife. he told my brother that =)

    Rubenplaysdrumson March 12, 2008   Link

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