Movin' On
Embracing Tomorrow: Healing from Heartbreak with Muscadine Bloodline's 'Movin' On'
Lyrics
You can walk in the door of that bar
You can enter a bar without wondering about the presence of someone significant.
And not wonder where they are
You're not preoccupied with thoughts about their whereabouts.
You can run in to one of their friends
Encountering their friends doesn't prompt immediate inquiries about their well-being.
Without asking how they've been
You can meet one of their friends without feeling the need to ask about the person you used to be with.
There're memories all over that town
The town is filled with memories, but they no longer have a negative impact on you.
Finally ain't tearing you down
Finally, these memories are not causing emotional distress.
No more drinking alone, staring at that phone
No longer engaging in solitary drinking sessions while staring at the phone, possibly waiting for a call.
Drive by their house and don't care if they're home
You can pass by their house without caring if they are there.
One day you wake up, the hurt ain't as strong
Over time, the pain diminishes, and waking up becomes less emotionally challenging.
Maybe, maybe, maybe you're just moving on
Expressing the possibility that you might be moving on from the past.
If it's true, the sound of their name doesn't phase you
If hearing their name no longer affects you, it suggests emotional healing.
Or shake you up
The mere mention of their name doesn't disturb or unsettle you.
And if it's true, the side of the bed where they slept ain't as cold
The side of the bed they used to sleep on doesn't feel as cold, indicating emotional detachment.
Maybe you're getting over them
Possibly indicating progress in getting over them.
Drinking alone, staring at that phone
No more solitary drinking and waiting by the phone for their call.
Drive by their house and don't care if they're home
You can drive past their house without being concerned about their presence.
One day you wake up, the hurt ain't as strong
The pain upon waking up is gradually diminishing.
Maybe, maybe, maybe you're just moving on
Reiterating the possibility of moving on from the past.
There're memories all over that town
Despite memories scattered throughout the town, they are no longer causing emotional harm.
Finally ain't tearing you down
The memories are no longer negatively impacting your well-being.
No more drinking alone, staring at that phone
No more solitary drinking sessions and staring at the phone, indicating emotional progress.
Drive by their house and don't care if they're home
You can pass by their house without being emotionally affected.
One day you wake up, the hurt ain't as strong
The pain upon waking up is continuing to diminish.
Maybe, maybe, maybe
Expressing the possibility of moving on, emphasizing the uncertainty of the process.
You ain't drinking alone, staring at that phone
No longer engaging in solitary drinking sessions and waiting by the phone for their call.
Drive by their house and don't care if they're home
You can pass by their house without being emotionally affected, highlighting emotional resilience.
One day you wake up, the hurt ain't as strong
The pain upon waking up is persistently decreasing.
Maybe, maybe, maybe you're just moving on
Reiterating the possibility of moving on from the past.
Oh, maybe you're just moving on
Emphasizing the possibility that you're indeed moving on from the past.
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