I Think of You (1963 song)

"I Think of You" is a popular song composed by Peter Lee Stirling and Paul Curtis and first released in 1963. It is best known for its successful rendition by the British beat group, The Merseybeats.

The song is a romantic ballad, characterized by its simple melody and heartfelt lyrics expressing longing and affection for a loved one. It gained significant popularity in the United Kingdom and internationally during the British Invasion era.

The Merseybeats' version of "I Think of You" reached number 5 in the UK Singles Chart in 1963, becoming one of their signature hits. The song's success solidified the band's position in the burgeoning British music scene.

Numerous other artists have covered "I Think of You" over the years, demonstrating its enduring appeal as a classic pop song. These covers reflect various musical styles and interpretations, contributing to the song's continued relevance in popular culture. While the original version and The Merseybeats' rendition are most widely recognized, the song's simple chord structure and universal theme of love have made it a popular choice for amateur and professional musicians alike.