Pass On By (Interlude) - Maurice Moore

I’m riding in that old school Chevy, it’s a drop-top

Used to have you on my mind, been a minute

But I swear back then, it was non-stop

Like to believe that you are the one

Couldn’t even take a joke

Now I’m beginning to feel like a man, I understand now

I was a little too young for you then

But look at me now, now, now

There was a time that I needed you

I couldn’t sleep, I had to be with you

The memories, I still keep around

But I, I just decided

I’m free from it

Got my heart set in stone

I got my trees rolled back

Doin' fine on my own

Finna roll my windows down

And take my time

Feeling that breeze pass on by

Oh-whoa-whoa-whoa, baby

Do you see me?

To fix your broken heart

You have to identify these voids in your life

And fill them, and I mean all of them

The voids in your identity

You have to re-establish who you are and what your life is about

The voids in your social life

The missing activities

Even the empty spaces of the wall where pictures used to hang

But none of them will do any good unless you prevent the mistakes that can set

you back

The unnecessary searches for explanations

Idealizing your ex instead of focusing on how they were wrong for you

Indulging thoughts and behaviors that still give them a starring role in this

next chapter of your life

When they shouldn’t be an extra