Radiohead - Thinking About You Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When did Radiohead release the song 'Thinking About You'?

   'Thinking About You' was initially written and performed by Radiohead in 1991 when they were still known as On A Friday. The song was later included in an EP after the band signed with EMI in 1992 and changed their name to Radiohead. It eventually became part of their 1993 debut album.

2. Who wrote the lyrics for 'Thinking About You' by Radiohead?

   The lyrics for 'Thinking About You' were written collectively by Radiohead members: Colin Charles Greenwood, Edward John O'Brien, Jonathan Richard Guy Greenwood, Philip James Selway, and Thomas Edward Yorke.

3. What is the overall theme of the lyrics in 'Thinking About You'?

   While the song's lyrics are rather ambiguous, they generally reflect themes of self-loathing and unrequited love. Thom Yorke, the lead singer, appears to place himself in the position of a lonely former lover of a successful star.

4. Which other songs from Radiohead's 1993 debut album featured on the same EP as 'Thinking About You'?

   The same EP that included 'Thinking About You' also featured the songs 'Prove Yourself' and 'You,' which were later included on Radiohead's 1993 debut album.

5. How does 'Thinking About You' reflect Thom Yorke's views on fame and relationships?

   'Thinking About You' highlights Thom Yorke's ambivalence and critical perspective toward fame and relationships. The lyrics suggest a sense of detachment and disillusionment with the superficial relationships that fame often brings, as well as a longing for genuine connection.