Why did Steve Perry and Sherrie Swafford break up?
“It was in June, it’s been about a year and a half. She and I were kind of in and out, but by the time 1985 hit, it was history. That’s why I say 1985 was a difficult year for more than the three reasons, because I was going through the emotional stress with my mother, wishing that Sherrie was there. We were good for each other, but not right for each other and then, again, not good for each other but right for each other. I know that’s hard to explain, but it’s very easy to be truly in love with someone but not be able to work it out. It happens every day, but it really had never happened to me. I never really and truly, from the bottom of my heart, fell in love with someone like I did with Sherrie, and I believe that the same goes from her side… and it always will. I think that when you do love someone, you never stop loving them, you just have to deal with it. That’s rough. It’s just something that you have to face, and it’s maybe just not the right time or maybe it’s just not rig
