Zach Bryan Teases New Single 'Salmon in the Fall' – Check Out the Lyrics

Zach Bryan just shared a clip of what seems to be an upcoming single for his new album. The new song titled Salmon in the Fall opens up a story about of struggle, longing, and the need for guidance.

The singer uses swimming as a metaphor for survival, expressing a feeling of being overwhelmed and unable to navigate life alone.

If you taught me to swim,
Maybe I won’t drown.
Wouldn’t go out on the town,
If I had you around.
If only I could run, babe,
Like salmon in the fall.
I’d fish the Puget Sound,
I’d fucking catch them all.
If only I could swim,
I’d take myself to a river.
Avoid all the hooks,
Meet you right there in the middle.
A beautiful girl,
Floats on water like the breeze.
If only I could swim,
Do you mind teaching me?

There’s a deep desire for connection, as they suggest that having someone by their side could keep them grounded. Nature imagery, like salmon swimming upstream and avoiding hooks, highlights their internal battle—wanting to move forward but facing obstacles along the way.

Fans are eagerly awaiting the official release, with some speculating that the new song will be part of an upcoming album.

Meanwhile, rumors about Zach’s love life have been gaining traction, with many believing he’s currently dating Instagram influencer Hannah Duncan.

Currently, there are no official comments on the status of their relationship from either Bryan or Duncan, but we can see that the country musician is indeed following her on Instagram.