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Ghosts is the second and last album by singer Siobhán Donaghy. Released on June 25, 2007, the album peaked at #92 on the UK Album Chart. This album received more media attention than her debut album, but was overall a commercial failure despite receiving excellent critical reviews.

This is Siobhán's only studio-album with Parlophone, as her label dropped her in August 2008.

Track listing

B-sides

• "Givin' In" - 03:45 (found on "Don't Give It Up")
• "Don't Take Me Back" - 4:22 (found on "So You Say")
• "Styflin'" (collaboration with Square1)
• "Carpe Diem" (collaboration with Square1)

Leftover tracks

• "Crime of Passion" - 04:30
• "Hard to Say" - 03:52
• "Obscured by Clouds" - 04:03

Songs versions

• "Ghosts" (Non-Fade Version) - 03:38
• "So You Say" (Radio Edit)
• "So You Say" (Original/Extended Version)
• "Don't Give It Up" (Radio Edit)
• "12 Bar Acid Blues" (Non-Fade Version)

Information

• This is Donaghy's only release on Parlophone Records and is her second solo album.
• The album was recorded in a small studio near Barneville-Carteret, France.
• The producer of the album, James Sanger, has worked with artists such as U2, Keane, and Dido.
• Other producers/songwriters confirmed to have worked with Donaghy on this album are Jony Rockstar, Carl McIntosh ("There's a Place"), Ben Ranyard ("12 Bar Acid Blues"), and Marius De Vries (Coming Up for Air).
• The title track of the album, "Ghosts" is played backwards during portions of the song.
• When the track "Ghosts" is reversed, 45 seconds into the song a hidden message is heard (original reversed bit 2.55 into song).
• LucyTuning is used on the song "Sometimes".^[1]

Charts

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