"Perfect" is a song born from the tension between parental expectations and personal dreams. It expresses the desire to be accepted for who you are, even when you don't live up to an idealized image. The lyrics, particularly "Hey dad, look at me" and "I'm sorry I can't be perfect," come from drummer Chuck Comeau's experience of his parents not supporting his music career, a heartfelt message that he has found his path and is not sorry for being imperfect. Bassist David Desrosiers also felt the song resonated deeply with his own story. It's a powerful anthem about self-acceptance and the struggle for independence, appearing on the band's debut album, No Pads, No Helmets...Just Balls. Playing this song means channeling that raw vulnerability and the defiant spirit of being true to yourself.