another tune

Bill Clinton, who signed the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996, is now singing another tune.

There was even a dash of ultramarine, too—a brighter blue than her eyes—and her heart began to beat quite another tune.

I wish he would serve you as he's done me—then we should hear another tune—rather!

She dances the Tarantella now—by-and-by she will dance to another tune!

They'd dance to another tune if the boilers were suddenly to burst, or if the ship ran foul of a rock.

He departed with threats, and his last words were, “The bird shall soon be taught to sing another tune.”