Don't Change (Inxs Cover)
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I'm standing here on the ground
The sky above won't fall down
Hear no evil in all directions
Resolution of happiness
Things have been dark for too long
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
I found a love I had lost
It had been gone for too long
Hear no evil in all directions
Execution of bitterness
Message received loud and clear
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
I'm standing here on the ground
The sky above won't fall down
See no evil in all directions
Resolution of happiness
Things have been dark for too long
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
Don't change
Don't change
The sky above won't fall down
Hear no evil in all directions
Resolution of happiness
Things have been dark for too long
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
I found a love I had lost
It had been gone for too long
Hear no evil in all directions
Execution of bitterness
Message received loud and clear
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
I'm standing here on the ground
The sky above won't fall down
See no evil in all directions
Resolution of happiness
Things have been dark for too long
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
Don't change for you
Don't change a thing for me
Don't change
Don't change
Don't Change (Inxs Cover)
Goo Goo Dolls reinterpret INXS's iconic 'Don't Change' on their 2002 album Best Of The Breeze 2, blending the original's electronic dance energy with the band's signature rock sound. This track exemplifies the group's ability to cover diverse material while maintaining their distinct vocal style and melodic approach. Released during a period of significant commercial success, the recording showcases the band's versatility and their capacity to integrate global hits into their own catalog. The song remains a notable example of their mid-2000s output, reflecting the era's pop-rock aesthetic and the band's continued relevance in the music industry.