Navraj Singh Goraya was born on November 3, 1989, in Toronto, Ontario and w… Read Full Bio ↴Navraj Singh Goraya was born on November 3, 1989, in Toronto, Ontario and was raised in the city's suburban Rexdale neighbourhood. He is of Punjabi descent; his parents are Sikhs originally from the northern state of Punjab in India. His mother was involved in computer manufacturing and his father operated a forklift. Goraya first became interested in music after his mother bought him a boombox in the third grade. His uncle, who was a popular singer in Punjab, also brought him to a studio.[6] He began making mash-ups in high school and producing beats for local underground Toronto artists and became popular on SoundCloud. Goraya first started producing using Sony's ACID Pro software. Nav attended Thistletown Collegiate Institute for his high school education and had to spend an additional year to graduate. While live streaming Fortnite with DJ Akademiks, Nav talked about how he had gotten into many fights during high school and would frequently be suspended

Interlude
NAV Lyrics

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Playin' with your feelings
I've been doin' wrong
Only time I see you
Is when I'm on the drugs
I make her think I love her
But she not the one
I make her think I love her
Just so I can fuck her when I want

I make her think I love her
Just so I can fuck her when I want
I make her think I love her
Just so I can fuck her when I want

Girl I, girl I
Gotta take these trips, gotta get it, hold up
Say she see me gettin' money
She ain't know like she know
Gotta take these trips, gotta get it, hold up
Say she see me gettin' money
She ain't know like she know
Say she see me gettin' money
She ain't know like she know
Girl I, girl I
Gotta take these trips, gotta get it, hold up

I can't open up to you
'Cause my lifestyle crazy
Now every time I'm around you
I feel so amazing
I can't open up to you
'Cause you not my baby

Now every time I'm around you
I feel so amazing

Overall Meaning

The song "Interlude" by NAV talks about the struggle of love and addiction. It starts with NAV admitting his faults and how he has been playing with someone's feelings. He confesses that he only sees her when he is on drugs and makes her think he loves her just so he can have sex with her whenever he wants. He continues to repeat this line throughout the song, emphasizing how his addiction and desires are controlling his actions towards this person.

He then talks about how he needs to take trips to "get it" and get money, but the girl does not understand the demands of his lifestyle. He repeats that she does not know the full extent of his wealth, which emphasizes how he is living a life that is dangerous and unpredictable, yet he continues to hold onto that lifestyle because of his addiction.

The chorus of the song highlights his struggle between his addiction and love life. He feels amazing around this person, but he cannot open up to her because she is not his baby. This line signifies how addiction can make someone feel like they cannot commit to another person because their addiction has taken over their life.

Overall, the lyrics of "Interlude" are a raw and honest portrayal of the battle between love and addiction. It reveals the struggles that people go through when they cannot let go of their addiction and how they push away the ones they love because of it.

Line by Line Meaning

Playin' with your feelings
I have been manipulating your emotions

I've been doin' wrong
I have been engaging in morally questionable behavior

Only time I see you
I only see you under certain influences

Is when I'm on the drugs
I see you when I am under the influence of drugs

I make her think I love her
I create the illusion that I have feelings for her

But she not the one
But she is not the person I truly care for

Just so I can fuck her when I want
I do this just to have sex with her whenever I want

Gotta take these trips, gotta get it, hold up
I need to take these trips to make money, wait a minute

Say she see me gettin' money
She claims she has seen me make a lot of money

She ain't know like she know
She does not really know the extent of my wealth

I can't open up to you
I cannot be honest and vulnerable with you