Mary Koomjian - Still Ask Why Lyrics

I walked alone to the edge of town, I crossed over the railroad track
Beyond the ruins and the empty field, I swore I'd never look back
I cursed the heavens and this town of ghosts, that left me alone
Midnight into the break of dawn, a mind turning, steel and stone

A heartbreak, she cries
The light in your eyes
I look to the skies
And still ask why

He took his clothes and he left the rest, slept on an old wood floor
Said I don't know who these people are or what this all is for
She walked the streets of a forgotten downtown where the memories cling and live
Drove all night into the early light, Baby I got nothing left to give

A heartbreak, she cries, can't forget
The light in your eyes, my sad regret I look to the skies, unending night And I still ask why

A heartbreak, she cries, can't forget The light in your eyes, my sad regret I look to the skies, unending night And I still ask why
I look to the skies, I look to the skies I look to the skies, unending night
And I still ask why