Stephen Van Olsen

Ghost Hauler:
Fifty Teeth

Songs Inspired by the Novel

Five songs. Five characters. Each one lives somewhere inside the novel — in the miles, the silences, the things that get left behind on the road.

Ghost Hauler: Fifty Teeth album cover

These songs weren't written after the book. They were written alongside it, pulled out of the same silence the novel came from. Each one belongs to a character: their grief, their love, their refusal to let go. If the music stays with you, the book will too.

1
Bang Bang
Mira

The album opens hard. Mira doesn't ask for sympathy and doesn't offer any. This is a song about what happens when someone stops waiting for things to change.

2
Don't Let Our Differences Take You From Me
The Kid

Desperate and guilt-soaked. A voice searching for the words that might hold something together that's already breaking. Love that knows it causes damage and can't stop reaching anyway.

3
Mother's Hands
Anna / Lacey

A mother stands between a child and something dark, and wins — not with force, but by refusing to move. Some victories stay quiet and small. The ones who lived remember who stood there through it all.

4
Amazing Love
Grace

After the weight of the first three tracks, this one opens into something that feels like relief. Grace carries a different kind of strength — quieter, more certain.

5
Second Breakfast
Grace

The album closes on something small and interior. Not a resolution — more like a breath. Grace again, in a moment that belongs only to her. The road goes quiet.

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Ghost Hauler: Fifty Teeth

If the music pulled you in, the book will take you further.

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