“I Could Change My Mind” is a song recorded by the Johnson Mountain Boys, the Washington, D.C.-area band known in the 1980s for a strict, traditional approach to bluegrass. It appeared on their 1988 album “Requests.”
The song is a rambler’s love song. The singer has never cared for settling down, for weddings and the like, but admits that, for the right person, he could change his mind. The lyric finds a wandering man tempted, at last, toward staying.
The Johnson Mountain Boys were among the bands that carried traditional bluegrass through the 1980s.