Change My Mind

One Direction · Take Me Home

Louis:

The end of the night

We should say goodbye

But we carry on

While everyone's gone

Zayn:

Never felt like this before

Are we friends or are we more?

As I'm walking towards the door

I'm not sure

Liam:

But baby if you say you want me to stay

I'll change my mind

Cause I don't wanna know

I'm walking away

Liam:

If you'll be mine

Won't go, won't go

So baby if you say you'll want me to stay, stay for the night,

I'll change my mind.

Niall:

Lean in when you laugh,

We take photographs

There's no music on

But we dance along.

Harry:

Never felt like this before

Are we friends or are we more?

As I'm walking towards the door

I'm not sure.

Zayn:

But baby if you say you want me to stay

I'll change my mind

Cause I don't wanna know

I'm walking away

If you'll be mine

Zayn:

Won't go, won't go

So baby if you say you'll want me to stay, stay for the night.

I'll change my mind.

I'll change my mind.

Niall:

Baby if you say you want me to stay

I'll change my mind.

All:

But baby if you say you want me to stay

I'll change my mind

Cause I don't wanna know

I'm walking away

If you'll be mine

All:

Won't go, won't go

So baby if you say you'll want me to stay, stay for the night.

I'll change my mind

Change My Mind

Change My Mind stands as a standout track from One Direction's third studio album, Take Me Home. Released during a pivotal era for the British-Irish boy band, the song showcases the group's evolving sound as they moved beyond their initial pop dominance into more mature, rock-inflected territory. The recording captures the band's signature harmonies and energetic delivery, reflecting the confidence they had developed after years of touring and recording. As part of a discography that includes hits like What Makes You Beautiful and Night Changes, this track contributes to the group's legacy of crafting anthemic pop songs that resonate with a wide audience. The song remains a testament to the band's ability to blend catchy melodies with heartfelt themes, solidifying their place in the pop music landscape of the early 2010s.