Produced by Damian La Grange, "Dollhouse" has an eerie yet playful feel with dark piano, heavy hitting drums, and ambient guitar. It begins as a delicate ballad that progresses into driving indie rock and ends with a cinematic climax.

Lyrically, it is written from the perspective of an addict in the midst of their addiction. Giving a different perspective,  Dollhouse tells of a addiction that’s controls a addict.. Comparing addiction to being a controlled puppet. "Try to hold my head above water, don’t know if I'll ever be sober" is carried with conviction by Emily Vay's soulful voice.

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