Imperfect

Stone Sour · Audio Secrecy [2010]

Some things are better off forgotten

We bury them in places that we really only visit by ourselves

Oh you were a version like no other

Oh they never tell you what to do when all you see is gone

What's the sense in anything when what they say is wrong?



Oh what do you want to hear?

Do you know how many times

I tore myself apart cuz you're not here?

Oh why do you want to know?

Does it make you feel alive?

I had to die to finally let you go



Stop me... I find myself believing

A story gets rewritten so a blasphemy's permitted once again

Oh and you were so perfectly imperfect

Oh they never tell you what to do when all you have are lies

What's the sense in anything? It's just one more goodbye



Oh what do you want to hear?

Do you know how many times

I tore myself apart cuz you're not here?

Oh why do you want to know?

Does it make you feel alive?

I had to die to finally let you go



Oh what do you want to hear?

Do you know how many times

I tore myself apart cuz you're not here?

Oh why do you want to know?

Does it make you feel alive?

I had to die to finally let you go

Imperfect

Imperfect stands as a defining track from Stone Sour's 2010 album, Audio Secrecy. Emerging during a period of significant creative evolution for the band, the song showcases their signature blend of hard rock and alternative metal textures. The recording captures the group's dynamic interplay, balancing heavy instrumentation with melodic sensibilities that characterize much of their mid-career output. As part of an album that explored darker, more introspective themes, the track reflects the band's ability to craft anthemic yet emotionally resonant music. It remains a notable song in their discography, illustrating the sonic identity that helped solidify their presence in the modern rock landscape alongside contemporaries of the era.