Unravelling Closure in Lorraine Baron's I Don't Think About You Anymore

The Artist

Lorraine Baron, a Canadian indie singer-songwriter from Vancouver Island, creates gentle, folk-inspired music with a clear, honest touch. Her single I Don’t Think About You Anymore is a simple yet striking acoustic track that focuses on the plain truth of moving on. It leans into subtle storytelling, keeping the sound warm and minimal while letting the lyrics lead the way.

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Imagine this song playing in the background of a late evening, as the sky melts into that muted purple‑blue. A lamp casting a weak glow across a half‑empty room, and a glass of cherry wine sweating on the coffee table. Here, the song plays softly, “I don’t think of how you touched me. In this tangled heart of mine. I don’t know how it is. Or how it might’ve been before. No, I don’t think about you anymore.” You can almost see someone sitting there, saying it out loud just to make it true.

Moreover, the song is reflective but not dramatic, it sounds like a journal entry put to music. With lyrics like : “I don’t think of how we loved. Or when we laughed. Or why we cried. I don’t think of what we said. Or all the promises we swore,” which capture that bittersweet stage of clearing away the last pieces of a breakup.

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By the time it reaches, “Yeah, I’ll sing this song about our love. Though it’s a shadow of whatever was,” it turns into a gentle, reluctant admission that, yeah, “I don’t think about you anymore.”

Listen to the song here :