Move On – Bruno Mars


Woo woo

How do I end up in the same old place

Faced again with the same mistakes

So stubborn thinking I know what is right

But life proves me wrong every time

Taking roads that lead me nowhere

How do I expect to get there?

But when, oh when will I learn to just put you first?

I come to you now when I need you

But why do I wait to come see you?

I always try to do this on my own

But I was wrong ’cause only with you can I move on?

Can I move on?

Oh

When I am weak it’s you that makes me strong

And I know that you’ve been with me all along

So many times I begin to close my eyes and listen to my heart

With you life is so easy why do I make it hard

Oh taking roads that lead me nowhere

How do I expect to get there?

When will I learn to just put you first?

Hey!

I come to you now when I need you

But why do I wait to come see you

I always try to do this on my own

But I was wrong ’cause only with you can I move on?

I get out of my own way, let you have your way

‘Cause I realize I’m no good on my own

I’m there for you. I’ll serve for you

I can’t live without you. No

I come to you now when I need you, why do I wait to come see you

I always try to do this on my own but I was wrong, I was wrong, I was wrong

With only you, only you, with only you

Can I move on? Can I move on. Can I move on?

Finding Strength Through Surrender

In “Move On,” Bruno Mars delves into the internal struggle of repeating mistakes and the realization that true progress comes from letting go of self-reliance. The lyrics capture a cycle of stubbornness and self-doubt, as the narrator questions why he continues to choose paths that lead nowhere. There’s an honest reflection on the difficulty of putting trust in something greater than oneself and the humility it takes to admit that self-sufficiency isn’t always the answer.

Learning to Let Go

The chorus reveals a turning point: seeking help only when in need, yet recognizing the pattern of waiting too long to reach out. The song becomes an anthem of vulnerability, where moving forward is possible only by allowing love, faith, or support to take the lead. Bruno Mars’ emotive delivery reinforces the message that growth and healing often require us to get out of our own way and accept help from others.

Song Credits

Artist: Bruno Mars
Songwriters: Not specified


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