Don't Ask Why

Vanessa Hudgens · Identified [2008]

I remember the day I first met you

You really caught my attention

Didn't know I was looking for a rescue

I wasn't thinking that hard

Now and then I was there in the moment

I was ready for nothing

It doesn't mean that I really didn't love you

While I'm breaking your heart



Don't ask why

Before we get too close

Just let me say goodbye

It's easier this way

Don't ask why

Before you ask the question

And I die inside

Just let me walk away



I felt bad that I let my past hurt you

Cause I really didn't mean to

I was lost, I was lucky you found me

But it only got worse

Right now while you're looking right at me

The emotions still scare me

It doesn't mean that I really don't love you

When I'm making you hurt



Don't ask why

Before we get too close

Just let me say goodbye

It's easier this way (It's easier this way)

Don't ask why

Before you ask the question

And I die inside

Just let me walk away



And i want this more than ever

I wish there was another way

You see, my words can only hurt you

Till his shadow fades away



(Oh, oh)



Don't ask why

Before we get too close

Just let me say goodbye

It's easier this way (It's easier this way)

Don't ask why

Before you ask the question

And I die inside

Just let me walk away



Just let me walk away



Don't ask why

Before we get too close

Just let me say goodbye

It's easier this way (It's easier this way)

Don't ask why

Before you ask the question

And I die inside

Just let me walk away

Don't Ask Why

Vanessa Hudgens delivers a soulful performance on "Don't Ask Why," a track that showcases her vocal maturity beyond her teen film fame. Recorded for the 2008 album "Identified," the song blends pop and R&B elements into a reflective piece that highlights her ability to convey emotion through melody and tone. As part of her early discography, this recording demonstrates her transition into a more serious musical artist, focusing on introspective themes rather than the upbeat pop style often associated with her earlier work. The track stands as a significant song in her catalog, offering a glimpse into her personal artistic direction during the late 2000s.