Well it could have been Vegas
Or somewhere way out west
Somewhere where the world
Ain't beating back into my chest
From hearing you saying goodbye
Could've been in Memphis
With an old man singing my blues
Instead of way out here
Without a damn thing to do
I know it's over and you don't love me anymore
Why Indiana? Why not San Anton?
I'd still be drinking, just not on my own
This busted heart, yeah, it hurts so bad
I laugh just to keep from crying
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
Say you're tired of trying
Could've been in person
Could've been face to face
Maybe you could've let me
Watch you drive away
And see those taillights fade
Why Indiana? Why not San Anton?
I'd still be drinking, just not on my own
This busted heart, yeah, it hurts so bad
I laugh just to keep from crying
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
Say you're tired of trying
So tired of trying
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
Say you're tired of trying
So tired of trying
Why'd you quit trying?
Why Indiana Video (MV)
Performed By: Parker McCollum
Written by: Erik Dylan Anderson, Parker Yancey McCollum, Randy Ennis Schlappi
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Well it could have been Vegas
Or somewhere way out west
Somewhere where the world
Ain't beating back into my chest
From hearing you saying goodbye
Could've been in Memphis
With an old man singing my blues
Instead of way out here
Without a damn thing to do
I know it's over and you don't love me anymore
Why Indiana? Why not San Anton?
I'd still be drinking, just not on my own
This busted heart, yeah, it hurts so bad
I laugh just to keep from crying
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
Say you're tired of trying
Could've been in person
Could've been face to face
Maybe you could've let me
Watch you drive away
And see those taillights fade
Why Indiana? Why not San Anton?
I'd still be drinking, just not on my own
This busted heart, yeah, it hurts so bad
I laugh just to keep from crying
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
Say you're tired of trying
So tired of trying
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
Say you're tired of trying
So tired of trying
Why'd you quit trying?
Or somewhere way out west
Somewhere where the world
Ain't beating back into my chest
From hearing you saying goodbye
Could've been in Memphis
With an old man singing my blues
Instead of way out here
Without a damn thing to do
I know it's over and you don't love me anymore
Why Indiana? Why not San Anton?
I'd still be drinking, just not on my own
This busted heart, yeah, it hurts so bad
I laugh just to keep from crying
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
Say you're tired of trying
Could've been in person
Could've been face to face
Maybe you could've let me
Watch you drive away
And see those taillights fade
Why Indiana? Why not San Anton?
I'd still be drinking, just not on my own
This busted heart, yeah, it hurts so bad
I laugh just to keep from crying
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
Say you're tired of trying
So tired of trying
Why Indiana, on a clear sky day?
Why not in Portland, in the pouring rain?
To hear your voice on the other end of the phone
Say you're tired of trying
So tired of trying
Why'd you quit trying?
Writer: Erik Dylan Anderson, Parker Yancey McCollum, Randy Ennis Schlappi
Copyright: Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Copyright: Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.