When I Think About You artwork

When I Think About You

SIGHIN' OF THE TIMES · Released 28 September 2026

Lyrics

I’m sitting in sunshine with you (sitting in a dream come true) I’m thinking of fun times with you (thinking that my skies are blue) I love just being around you (& all of the things making me glad I found you) I smile every time I think about you. When I think about you All of a sudden, I get this feeling Inside it’s something I just can’t ignore It takes me to somewhere with you (in a slipstream, straight & true) On gossamer wings, I glide through (energized, I feel brand new) I love just being around you (& all of the things making me glad I found you) I smile every time I think about you. When I think about you All of a sudden, I get this feeling Inside it’s something I just can’t ignore All of a sudden, I get this feeling I’ve travelled round but I’ve never been here before I love just being around you (& all of the things making me glad I found you) I smile every time I think about you. When I think about you All of a sudden, I get this feeling Inside it’s something I just can’t ignore All of a sudden, I get this feeling I’ve travelled round but I’ve never been here before I’m sitting in sunshine with you (sitting in a dream come true) I’m thinking of fun times with you (thinking that my skies are blue) I love just being around you (& all of the things making me glad I found you) I smile every time I think about you When I think about you.

About the song

This song was written for Opal, my happy little granddaughter, but the broader message here is for anyone looking back over their lives and smiling at the memories of special people and occasions.

Words & Music by Michael Larkings

Players

Michael Larkings Main vocals, backing vocals, guitars, ukulele, bass

Michael Carpenter Drums, percussion, guitar, keyboards

Recorded

Violet St Studio, Miranda, June 2025

The House, Strathfield, August 2025

Engineered by Michael Larkings & Michael Carpenter

Produced by Michael Larkings & Michael Carpenter

© Michael Larkings