Perfect Love

Awake in the darkness of this room
You listen to the night
Silence between us once again
We are two strangers in the night
It's always been this way

Don't wait for that perfect love
It's too late to be dreaming of
A safe kind of refuge for your heart
You've got to take what you can from it
To make all the pieces fit
And fake what it takes to play the part

Alone now as always, we just turn away
It's too late for words
All day we pretend that it's all right
Until the emptiness returns

I just can't reach you now

Don't wait for that perfect love
It's too late to be dreaming of
A safe kind of refuge for your heart
You've got to take what you can from it
To make all the pieces fit
And fake what it takes to play the part

What drove us together
was the loneliness that keeps us apart
You can hide behind love
but it wont change a thing
That fear was there right from the start

Don't wait for that perfect love
It's too late to be dreaming of
A safe kind of refuge for your heart
You've got to take what you can from it
To make all the pieces fit
And fake what it takes to play the part

We were young, things were different then
We lived for the moment
We never thought that it would end this way
It seemed that love was forever for a time
But now there's nothing left to say

Don't wait for that perfect love
It's too late to be dreaming of
A safe kind of refuge for your heart
You've got to take what you can from it
To make all the pieces fit
And fake what it takes to play the part


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Perfect Love [Monogam 12 Inch Version Remastered] Lyrics as written by Mark Reeder Alistair Gray

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