Why Believe in You

"Why Believe In You" was the first single^[1] to be taken from Scottish band Texas' second album Mothers Heaven. It continued their bad chart run, only managing to reach #66 on the UK Singles Chart for one week only.

Track listing

CD single (TEX CD5 / 868 213-2) ^[2]

"Why Believe In You" - 4:08
"How it Feels" - 4:13
"Hold Me Lord" - 3:23

Limited copies were available as a boxed "Limited Edition" Compact Disc Singles Collection that held both the single and room for a further three singles (TEXCDB5).

Charts

Chart (1991)	Peak position
Australian Singles Chart^[3]	73
UK Singles Chart^[4]	66

Notes

UK manufactured CD copies are prone to CD rot. Those manufactured in Germany (868 213-2) are not.

References

↑ Texas - Why Believe In You at Discogs
↑ Texas - Why Believe In You (CD) at Discogs
↑ Ryan, Gavin (2011). Australia's Music Charts 1988-2010. Mt. Martha, VIC, Australia: Moonlight Publishing.
↑ Chart Stats - Texas - Why Believe In You

External links

Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics

Texas

Sharleen Spiteri Ally McErlaine Johnny McElhone Eddie Campbell Tony McGovern Neil Payne Michael Bannister Stuart Kerr Richard Hynd

Studio albums	Southside Mothers Heaven Ricks Road White on Blonde The Hush Careful What You Wish For Red Book The Conversation

EPs	Everyday Now

Compilations	The Greatest Hits I Don't Want a Lover: The Collection The BBC Sessions

Singles	"I Don't Want a Lover" "Thrill Has Gone" "Everyday Now" "Prayer for You" "Why Believe in You" "In My Heart" "Alone with You" "Mothers Heaven" "Tired of Being Alone" "So Called Friend" "You Owe It All to Me" "So in Love with You" "Say What You Want" "Halo" "Black Eyed Boy" "Put Your Arms Around Me" "Insane" "In Our Lifetime" "Summer Son" "When We Are Together" "In Demand" "Inner Smile" "Guitar Song" "Carnival Girl" "I'll See It Through" "Getaway" "Can't Resist" "Sleep" "The Conversation" "Detroit City" "Dry Your Eyes"

Related articles	Discography Sharleen Spiteri discography

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