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#Journey #StevePerry #DontStopBelievin Former Journey lead singer Steve Perry says he left the band because he fell out of love with music and wanted to move forward, he tells Tracy Smith in an interview for "CBS Sunday Morning" to be broadcast October 7. Perry, who was the voice on some of Journey's biggest hits, including "Don't Stop Believin'," has been elusive on why he left and says he stepped away in the late '90s because his heart wasn't in it. He tells Smith he was weary of the grind and nursing a bad hip.  His bandmates were urging him to get it fixed so they could keep going. "It was really your heart, not your hip," Smith asked? "It was really my heart," Perry replied. He said he returned home to Hanford, California, went to the local fair, hung out on the beach, and gave up music. "I stopped singing," Perry told Smith. "Completely, Tracy, I swear." He says he just wanted to move ...