Don't Change Your Mind About Me

"Don't Change Your Mind About Me" is a song Frank Sinatra recorded under a Nelson Riddle arrangement on September 23, 1954.

"Don't Change Your Mind About Me" was recorded alongside June Hutton and the Pied Pipers, and was released as a B-side single for Capitol Records. The song's A-side was "Why Should I Cry Over You?," and neither of these songs charted in the year of 1955.

Releases

 * Reissues
 * The Complete Capitol Singles Collection (1996)

Lyrics
Change the alphabet from A to Z, teach the fish to walk the sea, Tell the stars and moon to shine at noon, but don't change your mind about me. Tell the flowers not to bloom at all, put the month of June in fall. I can see it through as long as you just don't change your mind about me. Till the day it ends, my life depends on your loving me as you do, And if I should find you've changed your mind, my world would be through. You can tell the tide to stand and wait, and teach the sun to come up late. Do away with spring, do anything but don't change your mind about me. I can see it through as long as you just don't change your mind about me, Till the day it ends, my life depends. my world would be through. You can tell the tide to stand and wait, and teach the sun to come up late. Do away with spring, do anything but, darling, whatever may be, Please don't change your mind about me.