“Haunted” is a track by American singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers from her 2026 album Lost Weekend. The song features a bluegrass-inspired sound and explores emotional struggle, friendship, healing, and the strange contrast between feeling miserable alone and finding happiness while surrounded by people you love.
Haunted Lyrics
[Verse 1]
It is not this house that’s haunted
But I don’t want it either way
I’ve been daydreaming about sleeping
But by the evening, I’m wide awake
[Chorus]
I’m off to see an old friend
We’re gonna get on the road again
I’ll be wavin’ from the plane
I’ll see the sky in the ocean
A couple ibuprofen
And I’m sleepin’ all the way
[Post-Chorus]
(Woo)
[Verse 2]
(I have no hope)
I have no secrets, only feelings
And I know those go away
There is a difference
Between lying and deciding what not to say
[Chorus]
So I’m puttin’ on my makeup
While they’re lighting the stage up
Just like candles in a cake
If you’re gonna make a wish
Then you better be specific
You’re gonna have to live it every day
[Bridge]
I’m gonna put myself together
You can go or you can stay
I’m gonna put myself together either way
[Chorus]
‘Til then, I’m gonna listen
To the song of the siren
No, I am not afraid (I am not afraid)
You won’t have to open a heart that’s broken (Broken)
Water’s gonna flow in either way (Flow in either way)
My heart is growin’ either way
Video of Haunted Lyrics – Phoebe Bridgers
Song Credits
- Song Name :– Haunted
- Singer Name :– Phoebe Bridgers
- Producer:- Phoebe Bridgers, Ethan Gruska, Tony Berg & Jack Antonoff
- Album:- Lost Weekend
- Release Date :– August 14, 2026
Song Bio of Haunted Lyrics – Phoebe Bridgers
Phoebe Bridgers has never been one to rush toward comfort, and “Haunted” proves it again. The track, off her new album Lost Weekend, arrived on August 14, 2026, built with a production team that reads like a modern indie-folk dream team: Bridgers herself alongside Ethan Gruska, Tony Berg, and Jack Antonoff.
Where earlier Bridgers songs leaned into gothic imagery and literal ghosts, “Haunted” flips the premise. The haunting here isn’t a house or a place — it’s something internal, something she carries regardless of where she goes. That tension between stillness and motion runs through the entire song, as restlessness collides with a longing for rest that never quite arrives.
Thematically, the track sits comfortably alongside Bridgers’ long-standing preoccupation with grief, distance, and self-preservation, but there’s a quieter resilience threaded through it too. Instead of collapsing under weight, the narrator keeps choosing to reassemble herself, on her own terms, whether anyone sticks around to watch or not.
Sonically, “Haunted” continues the atmospheric, slow-building style Bridgers has honed since Stranger in the Alps and Punisher, filtered through Antonoff’s polish and Gruska and Berg’s textured, cinematic instincts. For longtime fans, it feels like familiar territory reimagined — less about escaping ghosts, and more about learning to live alongside them.
