Think Of You Later (Empty Room)

Every Avenue · Shh Just Go With It [2008]

This might be my last chance

So maybe I should take it

I just hope your listening

To everything I'm saying



I miss the long drives, the car rides

The bad fights, the good times

The way you make me feel

Will never leave my mind



Think of you later in my empty room

Where I, I will fall asleep alone

Think of you later in my empty room

Where I, I will fall asleep alone



So quit your crying

And wipe the tears from your eyes

'Cause this is "see you later"

I'm not into goodbyes



Watch the brake lights

As I leave your drive-way

The warm nights will stay beside me

No matter where I go

(No matter where I go)



Think of you later in my empty room

Where I, I will fall asleep alone

Think of you later in my empty room

Where I, I will fall asleep alone



So this might be my last chance

To wipe the tears from your eyes

'Cause this is "see you later"

I'm not into goodbyes



Watch the brake lights

As I leave your drive-way

The warm nights will stay beside me

No matter where I go



Think of you later in my empty room

Where I, I will fall asleep alone

Think of you later in my empty room

Where I, I will fall asleep alone

Think of you later in my empty room

Where I, I will fall asleep...

Think of you later in my empty room

Where I, I will fall asleep alone

Think Of You Later (Empty Room)

Every Avenue's "Think Of You Later (Empty Room)" serves as a poignant centerpiece on their 2008 album *Shh Just Go With It*. Released during the height of the UK garage and electronic dance revival, the track exemplifies the genre's signature blend of soulful vocal delivery and driving, bass-heavy rhythms. The song reflects the band's signature style, characterized by emotive lyrics and a production aesthetic that prioritizes atmospheric depth over conventional pop structures. As part of their discography from the late 2000s, the recording captures a specific moment in electronic music history where underground sounds began to permeate mainstream club culture. The track remains a notable example of the era's sound, showcasing the group's ability to craft immersive sonic landscapes that resonate with listeners seeking both energy and emotional resonance.