"less likely to believe" genre: Mood Music
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	"... you opened my eyes and heart, but I didn't see." -- a song about growing, and the pain that often accompanies it
	Credits: Vocals, vocal treatments, vocal layers and lyrics written and performed by Dru Allen; Music composition, electronics, sampling, guitar and production by John Michael Zorko
	Lyrics take this sigil of my love and perhaps take this sigil of my love and confess wish i never knew, wish i never knew of this wish i never wondered wish i never knew, wish i never knew of this shining light of innocence wish i never knew, wish i never knew of this was there any truth to anything take this sigil of my love and perhaps take this sigil of my love and confess (and believe) lost attempt to understand lost attempt to understand was there any truth, was there anything to this wish i never wondered was there any truth, was there anything to this shining light of innocence tripped me up, seized my heart imagine tracing my back in the dark tripped me up, seized my heart imagine tracing my back in the dark you opened my eyes and heart but i didn't see you opened my eyes and heart what price wiser, i haven't lost but less likely to believe less likely to believe... now wish i never knew of this conscience rapture faith seems faithless wish i never knew of this you woke me breathed life into me and healed me complimented everything i can always dream starman, angel, imagining take me to the light you woke me breathed life into me and healed me complimented everything i can always dream starman, angel, always bring lead me to the light, lucifer now our music's fading the light dim to see...

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