The single’s lyrics hint at the struggle to find privacy when the world has always been watching. “I shut the shutters close / I lock the front door to keep them out / I try my best but they still see straight through,” she sings — words that take on another meaning for someone who grew up in a famous family, with public scrutiny never far away.

But there’s more to the song than shutting out prying eyes. Doillon says it was shaped by a period of upheaval, as she cleared out her mother’s house while preparing to leave her own apartment. “There is magic here, a sense of ritual, but also grief,” she explains. “While clearing out my mother’s house and, at the same time, moving out of my own apartment, I found myself confronted by unexpected specters emerging from all these different places…”