#241 (of 365) "I'm a Believer" The Sheila Divine

This song was once one of my favorite songs ever. But the band's existence fell into the fallow period between the mainstreamification (not a word) of alternative music and my discovery of what had become underground indie rock music in the late 90s. So I played their debut 1999 album New Parade over and over again and screamed in my bedroom to the lyrics of this song--which spoke to a closeted post-college me in a way-too-obvious way--but as indie rock took over my musical interests, the band disappeared from me (and the world -they stopped recording in 2001 after 2 albums, only to reunite a decade later). All that's left is this song, and it's almost just a memory of this song. But I think it's still good. It still made the chart. It's just that 28 year old me would be shocked this is where it fell.

I hesitate. It's much too late. I can't tell where this bad day ends. 
Given half a chance, due to circumstance.
I know I can act, you should see me lie!

"I'm a Believer" - The Sheila Divine // New Parade (1999)