Don't Even Think About Changing

Hollies · Clarke Hicks & Nash Years [2011]

(clarke / hicks / nash)



When people put you down

It's cause they're jealous of you

They shouldn't make you frown

You know as well as I do



It's cause I love you

For the things you do for me

One day they'll realise

And wish that they were me



One thing I know for sure

We both get satisfaction

That's why they're mad at us

'cos they ain't got what we got



It's 'cos I'm happy

For the things you do for me

One day they'll realise

And wish that they were me



Don't even think about changing

You've got a life of your own



Break



Don't even think about changing

You've got a life of your own



Why don't they understand

Our feelings are sincere

One day they'll be surprised

Because we are so near



To all the things they tried

To be when they were young

That's why they don't agree

And take it out on us

It's cause I'm happy

For the things you do for me

One day they'll realise

And wish that they were me



It's cause I'm happy

For the things you do for me

Don't Even Think About Changing

Released by The Hollies on their 2011 compilation Clarke Hicks & Nash Years, this track exemplifies the group's signature mid-60s British Invasion sound. The song features the band's characteristic vocal harmony arrangements and upbeat tempo, typical of their work during the era when they were a leading force in the UK pop scene. While the specific songwriting credits for this recording are not always explicitly detailed in public records, it reflects the collaborative spirit of the group's catalogue. The Hollies were known for their ability to blend catchy melodies with socially conscious themes, and this recording captures that essence within the framework of their extensive discography from the early 1960s.