Constant Change is the sixth studio album by Filipino singer-songwriter Jose Mari Chan.

[1] According to the Manila Standard, Constant Change also became the most popular foreign album in Indonesia by July 1990.

He described the history of the title track's composition in the following statement: “I wrote "Constant Change" while making the transition from living in New York back to Manila.

The song reflects the ‘frightening pace at which we live our days’ — you know, constantly changing ‘like clouds that move across the skies,’ reminding us to maintain our sense of childlike wonder and simplicity before we ‘grow too old for tales of knights’ and ‘losing our Peter Pan and wings.’ Throughout the ‘90s, many high-school classes adopted "Constant Change" as graduation theme song.”[1] "I Have Fallen in Love (With the Same Woman Three Times) is a poem written by Ninoy Aquino for his wife, President Cory Aquino.

According to Chan, "Sing Me Your Song Again, Daddy" was played during wedding receptions as young brides danced with their fathers.