The More Things Change (Cinderella song)
- The More Things Change (Cinderella song)
"The More Things Change" is the lead-off track from Cinderella's third album Heartbreak Station. It was the subject of a music video, the third from the album, showing the band playing live on the Heartbreak Station tour, featuring two backing singers and a saxophonist as well as the band itself.
The song is notable for making political commentary on Tipper Gore who founded the Parents Music Resource Center.
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