I'll Haunt You

Seth Lakeman · Other Songs - Seth Lakeman

I'll Haunt You



On board ship the rumours ride

No one meets my eye

I've thrown your ring out on the tide

I pray my curses fly



To haunt you

Haunt your bed

Tap the windows you'll wake in dread

I pray that you'll love me instead

I'll haunt you, I'll haunt your bed



I've walked alone upon this deck

A thousand times or more

Half a year from my return

These cries fly back to shore



You promised me our love was strong

You said that you'd be true

Go tell yourself I'm long gone

'Cause here's what I will do



I'll haunt you

Haunt your bed

Tap the windows, wake in dread

I pray that you'll love me instead

I'll haunt you, I'll haunt your bed

I'll haunt you

Sleep in fear

Whisper secrets in your ear

A world away but I'll be near

I'll haunt you here



Fear me

Whenever you're sleeping

I will be watching over you



("Fear me..." repeats)



A year at sea since your letter came

To shatter all my plans

You set me free, changed your name

I stretch out these cold hands



to haunt you, haunt your bed

tap the windows, wake in dread

I prayed that you'd love me instead

I'll haunt you, I'll haunt your bed

and I'll haunt you

Sleep in fear

Whisper secrets in your ear

A world away but I'll be near

I'll haunt you here



I'll haunt you, haunt your bed

Tap the windows, wake in dread

I prayed that you'd love me instead

I'll haunt you, I'll haunt your bed

I'll haunt you



("Fear me.." repeats)

About I'll Haunt You

"I'll Haunt You" by Seth Lakeman stands as a haunting centerpiece within his discography, exemplifying the artist's signature blend of folk and atmospheric rock. The track captures Lakeman's ability to weave melancholic melodies with driving rhythms, creating a soundscape that feels both intimate and expansive. As a solo artist, Lakeman often explores themes of introspection and emotional depth, and this recording reflects that tendency through its evocative production and lyrical content. The song's placement in his broader body of work highlights his commitment to crafting music that resonates on a personal level while maintaining a distinct sonic identity. Listeners often associate the track with the darker, more brooding elements of his catalog, distinguishing it from his lighter acoustic offerings. It remains a notable example of his capacity to transform simple folk structures into complex, emotionally charged compositions that linger in the mind.