When Time Pass Lyrics – YoungBoy Never Broke Again

When Time Pass Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
He’s saying life has been really tough lately, and nothing’s been easy. There’s someone who wants to be with him, but things in his life just aren’t going right at the moment. Still, he believes that with time, things will get better and he’ll be in a better place financially. He appreciates how strong this person has been and wonders where the happier days went.

[Verse 1]
He feels let down and confused by everything going on around him. He’s been caught up in things that he didn’t even really need, and now it’s like those things distracted him from what really matters. Deep down, he just wants love, comfort, and someone who truly cares. He tells her that she doesn’t have to do anything physical—he just wants her presence and someone to talk to. He’s been working hard and staying focused on his goals, but he admits that if she feels like replacing him, she should choose someone who treats her with love and respect, not someone who’s abusive. He’s seen that kind of pain in his own family growing up, especially with his mom, and he doesn’t want to repeat that. He’s been having issues with the mother of his kids, but at the end of the day, he’s just trying to provide for his children. He’s on this path of learning and growth, hoping to pass on what he learns. He understands life can get dark and sad, but if you stay focused and keep pushing, good things will come. And when you hit a setback, don’t give up—just take a step back, understand it, and move forward. Sometimes things don’t go your way, and that’s okay—you learn to accept it and keep going.

[Chorus]
Once again, he’s expressing how rough life has been. There’s someone who wants to connect with him, but his current situation isn’t making it easy. Still, he’s confident that with time, things will improve, especially financially. He really respects how this person has been holding on, and he keeps thinking about when life felt happier and lighter.

[Verse 2]
He’s opening up about how emotionally drained he feels, like his heart is slowly breaking. He’s struggling and feels weak, but he’s still trying his best to do what’s right. His pain wasn’t always clear, even to himself—it built up over time. He didn’t even realize what he was chasing or how he was hurting the people around him. He admits he’s made mistakes and that money hasn’t solved anything or helped him understand what he’s truly missing. He’s not pretending to be perfect; he knows he’s messed up, and all he wants is to feel like he’s home again. But instead, he’s stuck grinding and dealing with problems that make him feel like a joke. He’s feeling low but trying to keep his head up. Even with all his flaws, he reminds himself he’s still a dad and a husband, not a complete failure. He’s frustrated that no matter how hard he tries, he can’t seem to get life right. He prays every night, hoping for a breakthrough. Sometimes he feels worthless and tells his partner she could probably find someone better. But he also knows he’s never misled her, and he respects her deeply. Since his grandma passed, he’s lost the sense that life is something to be treasured. He sees something in her that reminds him of his mom, and that makes her even more special to him. He realizes he’s getting older and life isn’t getting any easier—it’s like he’s stuck in a cold, harsh place. Even her friends warned her about him. He knows he might not survive much longer out in the streets, and he’s just being real about how rough things are.

[Chorus]
Again, he’s talking about how difficult life has been and how nothing seems to be going smoothly. Someone close to him wants to spend time together, but his life situation keeps getting in the way. He still believes that time will bring change and success. He really respects this person’s patience and strength, and he keeps wondering what happened to all the good memories they once shared.