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Introduction:

“Flaws,” a song by Alan Jackson from his 2015 album Angels and Alcohol, is a heartfelt exploration of the imperfections we all carry, especially within the context of long-term relationships. Known for his relatable lyrics and authentic country sound, Jackson departs from idealized portrayals of love, instead embracing the challenges that come with deep, enduring partnerships.

In “Flaws,” Jackson sings about the imperfections that define us and the beauty that lies in accepting them. The song touches on the everyday struggles and quirks that arise in relationships, from arguments to regrets, but it emphasizes that love can remain strong despite these flaws. Rather than avoiding or hiding imperfections, the couple in the song finds strength in them, showcasing how true love involves embracing one another’s whole selves—flaws and all​.

The track highlights Jackson’s signature blend of traditional country with sincere storytelling. His smooth vocals and the song’s warm instrumentation offer a comforting message, reminding listeners that nobody is perfect, but in the eyes of love, everyone is enough. The overarching theme of the song is about self-acceptance and finding peace in one’s own imperfections, a message that resonates deeply with audiences of all ages.

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Lyrics:

“Flaws”

Flaws, everybody’s got ’em
You can bet your last two dollars
There ain’t no ten’s
All them flaws
One’s you can’t weather you caused them
Scars or tattoo’s that went rotten
We all got flawsThe woman that I love, she’s purer than dove
I know her best than anyone I guess
The thing I like the most, the wrinkle on her nose
And all the little parts that are unique

All her flaws, everybody’s got ’em
You can bet your last two dollars
There ain’t no ten’s
All them flaws
One’s you can’t weather you caused them
Scars or tattoo’s that went rotten
We all got flaws

Yeah, I look at my two eyes
Left higher than the right
I guess that’s just the way I’m supposed to be
I snore when I’m asleep, got long and lengthy feet
The pieces of the puzzle that I am

All my flaws, everybody’s got ’em
You can bet your last two dollars
There ain’t no ten’s
All them flaws
One’s you can’t weather you caused them
Scars or tattoo’s that went rotten
We all got them flaws

Should never be ashamed, embarrassed or afraid
Cause everyone has something they don’t like
Remember we’re all made with water, dirt and grace
We’re all perfect in the eyes that see

All our flaws, everybody’s got ’em
You can bet your last two dollars
There ain’t no ten’s
All them flaws
One’s you can’t weather you caused them
Scars or tattoo’s that went rotten
We all got them flaws

We all got flaws
We all got flaws
Everybody’s got a few flaws
Nobody’s perfect.