Every time their voices intertwined, it felt less like music and more like overhearing two souls working through the very fabric of life and love.
In “I Changed My Mind,” that chemistry is laid bare.
The song begins heavy with doubt — the kind of uncertainty that can drive two people apart. Yet, as each verse unfolds, something softens. Pride loosens its grip. Vulnerability sneaks in. And slowly, love conquers hesitation.
Conway’s deep, steady tone carries the weight of a man who means every word, offering reassurance with every note. Beside him, Loretta’s heartfelt delivery trembles with both fragility and strength — the sound of someone daring to trust again. Together, they don’t just sing to each other… they choose each other all over again.
This isn’t just a love song. It’s a turning point — a fragile, unforgettable moment where two voices declare, in perfect harmony, that love is stronger than fear.
And true to Conway-and-Loretta fashion, it doesn’t feel rehearsed. It feels real. Immediate. Eternal.
