Nothing Can Change This Love

Sam Cooke · One Night Stand - Sam Cooke Live At The HSC, 1963 [2005]

If I go a million miles away

I'd write a letter, each and every day

'Cause honey, nothing,

Nothing can ever change this love I have for you



Make me weep and you can make me cry

See me comin' and you can pass me by

But honey, nothing

nothing can ever change this love I have for you



You're the apple of my eye, you're cherry pie

and oh yeah, you're cake and ice cream

You re sugar and spice and everything nice

You re the girl of my dreams



But if you wanted to leave me and roam

When you get back, I'd just say "Welcome Home"

'cause honey nothing, nothing

can ever change this love I have for you

Nothing Can Change This Love

Sam Cooke's "Nothing Can Change This Love" stands as a quintessential example of the smooth, romantic soul style he perfected in the early 1960s. Recorded live at the Hollywood Bowl in 1963, the track showcases Cooke's signature vocal warmth and his ability to blend R&B sensibilities with gospel-inflected phrasing. Featured on the compilation "One Night Stand - Sam Cooke Live At The HSC, 1963 [2005]," the song captures the intimate atmosphere of his live performances, where he often wove together themes of enduring affection with his characteristic melodic flow. As a staple of the soul repertoire, the recording highlights Cooke's role in shaping the genre's emotional depth and vocal technique, influencing countless artists who followed in his wake.