Nobody’s Perfect Mike + the Mechanics
"Nobody’s Perfect" by Mike + the Mechanics, released in 1995, is a #Rock ballad exploring themes of human imperfection, self-acceptance, and the struggles of relationships. The lyrics convey a message of understanding and forgiveness. Musically, it features a melodic blend of guitar and keyboard. The song resonates with listeners, emphasizing empathy and compassion in human connections.
It must be hard being an angel
When the devil in your heart won't set you free
It must be hard being an angel
When the world has let you down
Imperfection all around
Hey, look at me
It must be hard
It must be hard
It must be hard
Nobody's perfect all of the time
Nobody's perfect, we are what we are
You know there's no perfect reason and no perfect rhyme
For most of the time, that's what we're looking for
Gentlemen, gentlemen please!
Can you please support the notion of what I'm saying here
That the person here in question must be an angel here on earth
If they can't see a human being for what a human being's really worth
Oh, gentlemen please!
Nobody's perfect all of the time
Nobody's perfect, we are what we are
You know there's no perfect reason and no perfect rhyme
For most of the time, that's what we're looking for
When the devil in your heart won't set you free
It must be hard being an angel
When the world has let you down
Imperfection all around
Hey, look at me
It must be hard
It must be hard
It must be hard
Nobody's perfect all of the time
Nobody's perfect, we are what we are
You know there's no perfect reason and no perfect rhyme
For most of the time, that's what we're looking for
Gentlemen, gentlemen please!
Can you please support the notion of what I'm saying here
That the person here in question must be an angel here on earth
If they can't see a human being for what a human being's really worth
Oh, gentlemen please!
Nobody's perfect all of the time
Nobody's perfect, we are what we are
You know there's no perfect reason and no perfect rhyme
For most of the time, that's what we're looking for
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