The narrator lives in a near-future where everyone’s augmented with neural implants that constantly stream memories, feelings, and location pings to "the cloud." One day their ex (who ghosted them years ago) dies unexpectedly… but their digital ghost keeps appearing in the feed: old voice notes auto-playing at random, phantom location dots showing up at the narrator’s favorite coffee shop, even simulated heart-rate spikes when the narrator thinks about them.
It's not supernatural — it's just data that was never properly deleted. The song explores grief in the age of permanent digital footprints: you can't truly lose someone anymore because fragments of them keep broadcasting. Is it haunting? Comforting? Creepy? All three.

















