Journey: I'll Be Alright Without You Meaning
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Song Released: 1987
I'll Be Alright Without You Lyrics
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it's about someone who is grasping at straws to put a positive spin on being broken up with. "There is someone else, I keep telling myself" is a hope that he is telling himself. "Love's an empty place, I can't replace" - but hoping that he can. It is, essentially, a "pep talk" to try to deal with the loss of a love.
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It's about someone who doesn't love they're lover. They will be alright without them because he doesn't love her anymore.
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