"Scott Street" is a 2017 song by Phoebe Bridgers from her debut album Stranger in the Alps. The song explores themes of loneliness, nostalgia, and the bittersweet feelings that arise when reconnecting with someone from the past, particularly after a relationship has ended. It captures the emotional complexity of feeling like a stranger in a once-familiar place and the sense of disconnection that comes with growing apart from people who were once close. The lyrics depict everyday imagery and moments that evoke vulnerability and unresolved emotions, such as regret and lingering resentment. The song is partly inspired by Bridgers' own experiences and was co-written with her ex- boyfriend and bandmate Marshall Vore, reflecting on relationships and the strangeness of revisiting past connections
. Musically, "Scott Street" features understated production that highlights Bridgers' raw, whispered vocals and evocative songwriting, with subtle instrumentation that builds emotional depth. The music video visually represents the song’s themes through multiple doppelgängers of Bridgers, emphasizing feelings of isolation and identity
. Overall, "Scott Street" is a melancholic and introspective track that resonates with listeners through its honest portrayal of loneliness, change, and the complex emotions tied to past relationships and memories
