Salem Roberts serves up something more rare, a song that has been given its time, that has grown through living and choosing and coming back on “I Think of You (Official Video)” is in no hurry to impress. Fragmented over the course of 10 years, the song points not to a dramatic peak but to slow yet meaningful accumulation of shared days. Set against the backdrop of Nashville, the song traces warm love through seasonal shifts.
Salem Roberts rejects big moves in favor of honesty, a loan that ultimately lets devotion unsound itself. Here, love isn’t something to hurry after but a place you come back to, a solid mooring buoy forged by time. The track is more an entry in a diary than a confession, and it’s recorded like a document of living, patiently and reverently.
“I Think of You” is a muted testament to partnership as discipline rather than an ideal. For listeners who are attracted to the emotional heft of Bon Iver, the reflective stillness of The National or early Coldplay’s simple earnestness, this release provides a poignant reminder that the best love stories typically unfold slowly over time, one ordinary day at a time.
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