T. Graham Brown - Darlene

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Arden Lambert

Updated

October 21, 2022

Updated

October 21, 2022

Updated

October 21, 2022

Bring back the 80’s vibe in the air by playing Darlene, a T. Graham Brown song that will make you want to revisit memory lane with your precious loved ones back in the day. It’s a piece that made T. Graham Brown’s name as one of the best country music singers, even up to this day.   

About The Song

This song tells the tale of a guy who falls in love with a girl named Darlene. He confronted Darlene and asked her to go with him as he promised her to give everything and anything. It’s written by Mike Geiger, Ricky Ray, and Woody Mullis and recorded by T. Graham Brown. It was released in May 1988 as the first single of his album Come as You Were.

After its release, the catchy and well-made single instantly climbed its way to the top of the US Hot Country songs and stayed on the chart for another fourteen weeks, making it one of the best pieces of T. Graham Brown songs

This song is the third and last single that reached the top spot of the US Billboard chart. His other songs that make it to the top are Hell and High Water and Don’t Go to Strangers in 1986while eight more other songs make it to the top 10 of the chart.

Falling in love with someone might be one of the greatest feelings that we want and need in our life. So if you still do not have a “Darlene” in your life, now is the perfect time to look for her. Remember that nobody is perfect until you fall in love with them. You may watch T. Graham Brown’s performance of “Darlene” in the video below.


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