The Ghost of Miss Havisham is a haunting and melancholic tale of a bride trapped in eternal sorrow. The lyrics narrate the story of a soul betrayed and abandoned, forever lingering as a ghost in the ruins of a broken promise. Woven with imagery of decay, time, and lost love, the song paints a vivid portrait of grief and yearning.
In the verses, the protagonist laments her eternal imprisonment, describing her faded wedding attire and the suffocating weight of betrayal. The chorus highlights her anguish, as she declares herself the ghost of broken dreams, cursed to carry a shattered heart and wander through time’s endless void.
The bridge deepens the despair, portraying her ghostly existence as one of unending torment, haunting the remnants of what should have been a joyous union. The outro closes with an eerie acceptance of her fate, as even death offers no release from her eternal sorrow.
This song's vivid imagery and evocative language make it a powerful ode to heartbreak and the weight of unfulfilled dreams.

The Ghost of Miss Havisham

Comedy songs and dark-humour originals from a working radiographer. Satire, protest, and indie experiments. 

I write comedy, satire, and straight-up originals about life in radiography, healthcare, and the wider mess. Expect protest anthems, awkward truth, and hooks that stick. If you like Bo Burnham, Weird Al, and indie left-turns, you’re in the right place.

Genres: Alternative, Indie, Singer-Songwriter, Comedy
satire, protest, indie, acoustic, alt-pop

Spotlight tracks:
	1.	“Where You Fell”
	2.	“Gone but Not Forgotten (Lost Souls)”
	3.	“Lazy Like a Monday”
	4.	“Pass the Light Around”
	5.	“All Are One (Defending Every Soul)”

New tracks tagged #GothicDoomFolk