Perfect Love
Bram Fidder Lyrics

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Don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
You've got a perfect love

But don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
You've got a perfect love

Don't you want some more?
You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more?
You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more?
You've got a perfect love
But, I defended
Probably this what...

(Got a perfect love)
(Got a perfect love)
(Got a perfect love)
(Got a perfect love)

Don't you want some more? (Got a perfect love)
(Got a perfect love)
(Got a perfect love)
(Got a perfect love)

Don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
You've got a perfect love

But, I defended
Probably this what...
Probably this what...
Probably this what...
Probably this what...

Probably this what...
What, what, what, what (got a perfect love)
What, what, what, what (got a perfect love)
What, what, what, what (got a perfect love)
What, what, what, what (got a perfect love)
(Got a perfect love)
(Got a perfect love)
(Got a perfect love)

You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more?
You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more?
You've got a perfect love
But don't you want some more?

You've got a perfect love
But, I defended
Probably this what...

Don't you want some more?
You've got a perfect love
But, I defended
Probably this what...

Don't you want some more?
Don't you want some more?

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Bram Fidder's song "Perfect Love" seem to convey a sense of dissatisfaction despite the presence of a "perfect love". The repetition of the question "Don't you want some more?" suggests an unfulfilled desire for something beyond the current relationship. The line "But, I defended, Probably this what..." is somewhat mysterious and difficult to interpret, but could be interpreted as a defense of the current relationship despite the desire for more.

The repeated use of the phrase "perfect love" highlights the idea of an idealized love that may not actually exist in reality. The repetition of the phrase may also suggest a questioning or challenging of the concept of perfection in relationships. Overall, the lyrics suggest a tension between the desire for more and the satisfaction of having a seemingly perfect love.

Line by Line Meaning

Don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
Are you satisfied with what you already have, or do you desire more?

You've got a perfect love
You are currently in a relationship that is flawless.

But don't you want some more? (Don't you want it?)
Even though your current love is perfect, do you desire something more?

But, I defended
But, I argued in favor of your perfect love being enough.

Probably this what...
Perhaps this is all that is necessary for true happiness and satisfaction.

What, what, what, what (got a perfect love)
Repeating that you have a perfect love.

You've got a perfect love
Again, stating that your love is perfect.

But, I defended
Again, reiterating that you do not need anything more than your perfect love.

Don't you want some more?
Asking if you still desire more than your perfect love.

Don't you want some more?
Repeating the previous question.

Writer(s): A. Fidder, B. Gray, B. Hawe, F. Geuze

Contributed by Ryan F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.