Perfect Love

Dan Hill · Other Songs - Dan Hill

How can I tell you how I feel inside

Will the truth throw you away

Sometimes I look into your eyes and start to cry

Cause we come so close, then we back away

Are we so afraid to surrender all



We come so close to perfect love

What in the world are we so frightened of

Why can't we gamble on desire

Let the spark of love finally catch fire

So close to perfect love



You and I always walk a slender line

Of what is false and what is real

We're not as fragile

As we sometimes like to feel

We can spend our lives running all the time

Or we can make a stand together



We come so close to perfect love

What in the world are we so frightened of

Why can't we gamble on desire

Let the spark of love finally catch fire

So close to perfect love



You can take off those white gloves

I know what you're dreaming of

You and I are running out of alibi's



Let the spark of love finally catch fire

We come so close to perfect love

What in the world are we so frightened of

Why can't we gamble on desire

Let the spark of love finally catch fire

So close to perfect love



So close, baby

So close to perfect love

So close, we come so close

We come so close, baby

We come so close to perfect love

Oh, what are we frightened of

So close, we come so close

We come so close to perfect love

Perfect Love

Dan Hill's 'Perfect Love' stands as a defining track within his extensive discography, capturing the essence of his signature soft rock and adult contemporary style. Released during a period where Hill was actively touring and recording, the song exemplifies his ability to blend romantic themes with melodic sophistication. As part of his broader catalog of ballads, the recording showcases his distinctive vocal tone and songwriting approach, which often explored the complexities of enduring affection. The track remains a staple in his live performances and has been featured in various compilations, reflecting its enduring appeal to listeners who appreciate classic romantic ballads from the era. Hill's work on this recording contributed to his reputation as a consistent and reliable voice in the genre.