In Case You Ever Change Your Mind
Bill Anderson · The First 10 Years: 1956-1966 [2011]
(I'll be waiting till the end of time)
(In case you ever change your mind)
(In case you ever change your mind.)
He came down from the mansion on the mountain
He kissed you and he handed you a line
I begged you not to go I said darling don't forget me
In case you ever change your mind.
Yes, the grass grows greener on the mountain
And the berries grow redder on the vine
But the candle still glows in the window in the valley
In case you ever change your mind.
Just in case you ever change your mind
And long to hold the love you left behind
I'll be waiting till the end of time
In case you ever change your mind.
(Just in case you ever change your mind.)
Are the stars any bigger on the mountain
Is the sun any brighter when it shines
Would comin' back to me be like stepping down from heaven
In case you ever change your mind.
Just in case you ever change your mind
And long to hold the love you left behind
I'll be waiting till the end of time
In case you ever change your mind.
(In case you ever change your mind.)...
In Case You Ever Change Your Mind
Bill Anderson stands as a defining figure in country music, renowned for his smooth vocal delivery and sophisticated songwriting. This track appears on the compilation The First 10 Years: 1956-1966, which documents his early career and formative years within the genre. Anderson's work during this period established his signature style, blending traditional country elements with a polished, radio-friendly production that would later earn him the title of the Poet Laureate of Country Music. The recording captures the essence of his developing artistry, showcasing the melodic sensibilities and emotional depth that characterized his initial breakthrough. As part of a broader discography that includes numerous chart-topping hits, this song reflects the consistent quality and enduring appeal of Anderson's contributions to the Nashville sound.