| When you left me, you left me on the way back down
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| Far afield and casting far away, back home
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| I was wounded, a cripple cast upon the streets
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| Pushed by currents coursing through my deepest dreams
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| And if I’m askin' myself why she would leave me here to die
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| Why love and hate, cohabitate in a lover’s lonely eye
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| Don’t ask why, oh, baby, don’t ask why, oh no
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| When you loved me your love was like a winding road
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| Long and leading blindly to the mountain’s edge
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| I was spellbound, seeking vainly for a sign
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| Silently suspended by the thinnest thread
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| And if I’m askin' myself why you would leave me here to die
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| Why love and hate, cohabitate in a lover’s lonely eye
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| Don’t ask why, oh, baby, don’t ask why, oh, oh, oh
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| When you left me I wandered down through dusty towns
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| Witness to the wars that raged within men’s minds
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| I was thirsty, a refugee upon the road
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| Walking through the ruins of this kingdom come
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| And if I’m asking myself why would you leave me here to die
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| Why love and hate, cohabitate in a lover’s lonely eye
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| Don’t ask why, oh, baby, don’t ask why, oh, oh, oh |