Fans notice ‘angry’ Keith Urban tweaks ‘You’ll Think of Me’ lyrics after Nicole Kidman divorce

Fans shared clips of Keith Urban’s performance online, linking his lyric change to his recent divorce from Nicole Kidman
Keith Urban changed the lyrics of his 2002 hit 'You’ll Think of Me' during a live performance, drawing attention with a version different from the original (Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for WarnerMedia)
Keith Urban changed the lyrics of his 2002 hit 'You’ll Think of Me' during a live performance, drawing attention with a version different from the original (Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for WarnerMedia)


 

HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA: Keith Urban altered the lyrics of his 2002 hit track 'You'll Think of Me' during his performance, catching the audience’s attention. The change was noticeable compared to the original version.

This came just days after the country singer and Nicole Kidman announced they were ending their 19-year marriage. 

Keith Urban performs ‘Messed Up as Me’ during ‘The Voice’ Season 25 finale (Instagram/@keithurban)
Keith Urban performs ‘Messed Up as Me’ during ‘The Voice’ Season 25 finale (Instagram/@keithurban)

Keith Urban changes lyrics during his stage performance

Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman’s separation came as a surprise to many. After 19 years together, the split shocked fans. During his stage performance, Urban appeared to express some of his emotions through his music while performing his fan-favorite breakup song 'You’ll Think of Me.'

“Take your memories, I don’t need ’em / Take your space and take your reasons / But you’ll think of me,” are the original lyrics of the track.

However, he added his own twist, changing the lyrics to, “Take your memories, I don’t need ’em / Take your space and all your stupid bulls**t reasons.” He also included the line, “You shouldn’t have treated me this way.”

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban attend The 2024 Met Gala Celebrating
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban attend The 2024 Met Gala Celebrating 'Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion' at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 06, 2024, in New York City (Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic)

The unexpected lyric change quickly sparked conversation across social media.

Internet reacts to Keith Urban's lyric change

Fans were quick to share clips and discuss the performance across various platforms. Many linked the song to his recent divorce from the 'Holland' actress, sharing their thoughts and reactions in the comments.

“My BraveAi found this ('cause I ain't gotta clue) ‘Take your bulls*** reasons,’ and referencing his female guitarist Maggie Baugh in another lyric. Or it’s Nicole Kidman?” shared one user.



 

Another wrote, “Yep, he leaving his reptilian wifey.”



 

“It’s amazing that people don’t know what real live music (without backing tracks) actually sounds like,” another fan commented.



 

One user suggested the singer wasn’t in the right mood, writing, “I do believe he’s angry.” Another added, “Seems like it. Lots of emotion here.”



 



 

“Never marry a songwriter. You will be on their lyrics one day,” another person commented.



 

Nicole Kidman files for divorce from Keith Urban after 19 years

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban separated after 19 years of marriage. Reports indicate that Urban moved out of their Nashville home during this period. Kidman filed for divorce on September 30, 2025, citing “irreconcilable differences,” according to People.

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban arrive at Sydney airport with their daughters Faith Margaret and Sunday Rose on March 28, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Matrix/GC Images)
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban arrive at Sydney airport with their daughters Faith Margaret and Sunday Rose on March 28, 2017 in Sydney, Australia (Matrix/GC Images)

Despite their separation, both have continued with their professional commitments. Kidman made a public appearance at an amfAR charity auction in Dallas on Saturday, October 4, just four days after filing for divorce.

Meanwhile, Urban has been the subject of rumors about a possible relationship with his 25-year-old guitarist, Maggie Baugh. Speculation intensified after Urban altered the lyrics of his song 'The Fighter' during a performance, replacing the original line with “Maggie, I’ll be your guitar player,” according to the publication.

However, Baugh’s father has addressed these rumors, stating that their connection is purely professional. 

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