After teasing her new song, “Disease,” earlier this week, Lady Gaga has released the paranoid new song, which follows her Bruno Mars collaboration “ Die With A Smile ,” and sees her back on track for the rollout to her upcoming seventh album after a detour to promote Joker: Folie À Deux (and its accompanying soundtrack ).

Just in time for spooky season, Lady Gaga released “Disease,” a spooky new single from her long-awaited seventh studio album.

The clip shows Gaga — who quite frankly looks like Samara from The Ring — running away from someone wearing a black rimmed hat chasing her in a car. It also plays a slow and melancholy piano tune that doesn't fully give away the potential sound of the song.

"DISEASE 10.25," Gaga captioned the clip, which features a black-haired Gaga sprinting away in a white dress from a car following her through suburbia. Related: Lady Gaga Says Joa

But the truth is that we won’t know if she’s fully in weird pop mode until we can tell if Gaga is the one running away from the car. Other pop stars would cast an actress to be the weird girl running.

Shortly after unexpectedly releasing her latest album “Harlequin,” Lady Gaga is getting back into, well, Gaga mode with the announcement of her upcoming seventh album’s first single, “Disease,” out Oct. 25.

In addition, eagle-eyed fans noticed that a new 11-song playlist posted on Gaga’s Spotify page last week featured an acrostic clue, with the first four songs (“Government Hooker,” “Always Remember Us This Way,” “G.U.Y.” and “Americano”) spelling out GAGA and the next seven spelling out “disease” in lower case letters.

Lady Gaga continued to ramp up the excitement for her new single “Disease” with an unsettling short clip that appeared to offer a first look at the song’s music video. The 11-second video, which Gaga posted on social media,

Listen to Lady Gaga Radio and more on the free Audacy app. As Gaga revealed in the caption of the —don’t blink or you’ll miss it— 10-second preview post, “Disease” is