Change Your Mind

Keith Urban fills this lovelorn, banjo-flecked song with yearning as he recounts the story of self-sabotaging a relationship. You changed your number And got some friends that I don't recognize But I wonder sometimes Is it too late to try? If I change, would you change your mind? Urban knows he's messed up and his love interest has moved on. He holds onto a lingering hope that with some self-improvement she might try again.

Urban didn't write "Change Your Mind," but it spoke to him of past experiences when he ruined a relationship with his unacceptable behavior. Emotionally stranded Left you abandoned Took you for granted If we could only fix the little issues before they got too big Urban's drinking and drug use caused problems in the early months of his marriage to Nicole Kidman. It was only when he checked into the Betty Ford Center in October 2006 that the Australian kicked his substance abuse and alcoholism. He told The Sun of this song: "I know exactly who this guy is and how he feels."

The song was written by: New York-bred singer-songwriter Matthew Koma, who is best known for co-writing Zedd's hit tune "Clarity," which won the Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording at the 56th Grammy Awards. Songwriter Fransisca Hall, whose credits include songs by Britney Spears ("Ooh La La") and Major Lazer ("Powerful").