Somewhere Down There -

The stars won’t shine on me tonight

The morning just won’t help me to see

I’m parked up here at the top of the hill

I got no place else to be

Down below is the train, hear her sad refrain

As she sings across the land

I, I don’t know who I am

Somewhere down there is a little red house

It silently is buried in snow

There’s a man who is walking there down

Down a street I used to know

And up here is just the trees and the winter-white breeze

The train is just a lady in blue

I, I don’t know what to do

‘Cause I used to know just who I was

Back when I loved you

On second thought, well, maybe not

Though I never, I never needed to

‘Cause I have lived my life from who I’m not

That used to work just fine for me

I’m not my mother, I’m not my father

At least I try not to be

Then one day I woke up and found that wasn’t enough

Though I’m not, it ain’t worth a damn

‘Cause I, I don’t know who I am

I used to know just who I was

Back when I loved you

On second thought, well, maybe not

Though I never, never needed to

‘Cause everywhere I used to go

All I saw was open doors

And every time I turned around

There would be one more

Yes, but now it seems that they all close in

And every night I hear one more slam

‘Cause I, I don’t know who I am

Oh, I, I don’t know who I am