A Mile High Born To Crawl Call Me Cluster Darlene Forget the Railroad Light of Mine Lucky Numbers Myths & Strings Oh, My Sierra Old Blue Queen of Diamonds Restless Rubbernecker Sundowners The Information Age (You Don’t Have To Go) The Movie Universe The Year of the Flood   Darlene Words and Music by Anthony Fiumano Staring at a question mark Faking Jesus and parading in the dark You spent the evening cruising for a spark But there's no highway to the sun When morning comes again, Darlene We'll reach out and take a piece Oh I swear this shadows not your enemy Believe me, I believe in you, Darlene I've always wondered what you'd think You've read so many books you only dream in ink And everytime you let it go it sinks Down some sad familiar page The words are softer now Darlene So make adventure out of me If every chapter ends in misery Believe me, I believe in you, Darlene You're a little unimpressed You left a message on a pack of cigarettes No one talks about how good it gets And I really want to know There's no telling now, Darlene Your wheels are begging for concrete Are you thinking of someplace you'd rather be Believe me, I believe in you, Darlene The time that we spend just keeping track Of who's over their head, and who's under attack When I go, there will be no turning back I built a stranger in my mind I paint some pictures but they never come to life If fixing you is like sharpening a knife I'll have nothing more to say Turn on Channel 17 Watching from a window seat They'll say "Hey, I think I know you from TV" I'll say, "Believe me, I believed in you, Darlene"