Think Of England

Iamx · Kingdom Of Welcome Addiction [2009]

In the grip of a winter came, love and greed

Insane with faith, I took the driving front seat

In the lowlight comfort of Berlin streets

The calm from emptiness duetted with my body heat

I was alone at the front line

The message I was told was to try and find

The joy of a lifetime

I just can't think of England

I can't see the picture

Im still running from the fire, the fire

I just can't think of England

I can't see the picture

I'm still running from the fire, the fire, the fire

In the twilight hours of nervous rest

I bought the beast before believing the threats

In a foreign field I cut all regrets

But the poisoned stories just repeat themselves in fucked-up mess

I was alone for the first time

The message I was told was to try and find

The joy of a lifetime

I just can't think of England

I can't see the picture

I'm still running from the fire, the fire

I just can't think of England

I can't see the picture

I'm still running from the fire, the fire

I just can't think of England

Can't see the picture

(Aaaahh?)

Can't see the picture

(Aaaahh?)

Can't see the picture

Think Of England

Think Of England stands as a defining track from Iamx's 2009 album, Kingdom Of Welcome Addiction. The recording captures the band's signature blend of industrial rock and electronic textures, showcasing a sound that balances atmospheric production with driving rhythms. This work reflects the group's continued evolution following their earlier releases, maintaining the distinctive vocal style and sonic intensity that characterized their mid-2000s output. As part of a broader discography that includes albums like Kiss And Swallow, the song demonstrates the artist's ability to craft immersive, genre-defying music. The track remains a notable song in their catalogue, offering listeners a glimpse into the creative direction that defined this specific era of their career.