Change Your Mind Lyrics – Burna Boy

Change Your Mind Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Shaboozey & Burna Boy]
This part is about someone realizing the love in their relationship is fading and everything they shared might be lost. Even though things look dark and broken, they’re not ready to give up. They know they’ve caused pain and distance, and now they’re just hoping there’s still a chance to fix things. They keep repeating their hope of making things right because they’re scared of losing the person they still deeply care about.

[Verse 1: Shaboozey]
Here, he’s opening up about how his partner feels abandoned because he’s been away, possibly chasing his career or other goals. He tried to make their life look perfect, but deep down, he knows things didn’t go how they imagined. He admits relationships have ups and downs—roses with thorns—but he still believes they can grow through the pain. He’s trying harder than ever, doing things he normally wouldn’t, just to show he cares. He reassures them that his love is still real and asks for one more chance.

[Chorus: Shaboozey & Burna Boy]
Once again, this part shows him regretting how things turned out and wishing he could rewind time. He sees how badly his actions hurt his partner, leaving them feeling like love isn’t worth it anymore. But he’s not giving up—he’s holding on to the hope that he can change how they feel and prove he’s serious about making it work again.

[Verse 2: Burna Boy]
Here, Burna Boy is saying he’s been through a lot—he’s tired, struggling, and feels like he’s been on this journey alone. Even with all the effort, he keeps stumbling, but he believes no one else can love his partner the way he does. He’s been trying to find the right words, maybe even the right song, to express how he feels. He’s close to breaking down but still begs his partner to stay and not give up on what they have.

[Chorus: Shaboozey & Burna Boy, Burna Boy]
This final chorus brings back the plea for another chance. Even with all the pain and distance, he’s holding on to the idea that things can still be saved. He repeats his regrets and admits he caused heartbreak, but he’s still here, asking again and again for forgiveness. His feelings haven’t changed—he’s just hoping the other person still believes in their love enough to stay.

[Post-Chorus: Shaboozey]
This part doesn’t carry direct words but reflects emotion—like a cry from the heart, showing how deep the feelings run without needing full sentences.

[Outro: Shaboozey]
He closes the song with the same hopeful thought—just one wish to turn things around and bring love back.