Critical Reception
"Thinking of You" received mixed to positive reviews from most music critics. In his review of the album, Jon Caramanica of The New York Times gave the song a positive review; complimenting its production while saying the song was "gently and compellingly angry." Nicole Frehsee wrote for Rolling Stone that "'Thinking of You,' which compares an unrequited lover to 'an Indian summer in the middle of winter,' is generic Dawson's Creek schlock."
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