The Thought of You (Brings Me To Life)

"The Thought of You (Brings Me To Life)", also known simply as "The Thought of You", is a song by English pop singer Calvin Hawthorne and was released as the second single from Hawthorne's debut album Kelvin on October 15, 2012. The song premiered in September 2012 and managed to receive positive reviews from critics and the public. After initially charting on the UK Downloads Chart at #12, the single eventually debuted and peaked at #3 on the UK Singles Chart. It also charted in Ireland and reached the top forty in the United States.

Critical reception
"The Thought of You" received positive reviews from critics and fans who complimented the song's lyrics and production. On a rare and surprising occurrence, Hawthorne's vocal performance was also praised though many critics, including PopJustice, who gave the song it's only documented negative review, accused Hawthorne of "overusing" pitch correction software on the song.

Commercial performance
After its premiere, "The Thought of You (Brings Me To Life)" debuted at #19 on the UK Downloads Chart and managed to stay there for two weeks before it rose to #12. "The Thought of You" has since been recognized as one of the longest-staying songs on the download charts.

In October 2012, "The Thought of You (Brings Me To Life)" debuted at #3 on the UK Singles Chart, becoming Hawthorne's first top three hit in the UK. Coinciding with its parent album, Kelvin, reaching #1 on the albums chart, Hawthorne expressed his excitement and surprise for both of the album's and single's success. The single sold 84,001 copies in its first week.

The single also debuted at #5 in Ireland, becoming Hawthorne's first charting single there after his previous single "Pretend" failed to chart. In the United States, the single has peaked at #30 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming his second top forty there.