Haunting, Haunted, Haunts

Album: Shape Shift With Me (2016)
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Songfacts®:

  • This song took Laura Jane Grace in a new songwriting direction. "Tons of people have written about love. But while love is cliché, it's infinitely relevant," she said. "For me, having always been in a punk band that was expected to be political, I never felt like I had that option to write about feelings in that way. That's what I ended up being drawn to this time. It's writing in a way I thought I could never write before, and not giving a s--- about expectations."

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