Ghost town lyrics madonna

Continue Maybe it was too much for a man to take an all-bound break Sooner or later you all that I can trust trust the darkest days All escaped But we're going to stay here, ah, ah I know you're scared tonight, ah I'll never leave your side When it all falls off, when everything falls, I'll be your fire when the lights come out when no one comes out when no one No one around We'll be two soul ghosts in town When the world is cold, I'll be your top let's just hold On One other When everything falls, when everything falls We'll be two soul ghosts in town Tell me how we got this far Everyone for ourselves Everything went to hell We have to stay in hell strong, we're going to hold this world turned to dust All we have left is love Can also start with us Sing a new song what to build on ah, ah know you're afraid tonight Ahhhhhh, Ahhhhh I'll never leave your side When it all falls off I'll be your fire when the lights go out When there's no one around We'll be two soul ghosts in town When the world gets cold, I'll be your cover let's just hold on one other When it all falls When it all falls we two soul ghosts in the city I know we're well'Cause we'll never be alone in this mad mind, in this mad world Even without light We're going to shine gold like madness in this mad world When it all falls off, when everything falls off, I'll be your fire when the light comes out When no one around we have two souls in a ghost town When it all falls when everything falls I'll be your fire when it doesn't come out When no one comes out. No one around We two soul ghosts in town When the world gets cold I'll be your cover let's just hold on one other When it all falls off we have two soul ghosts in town When it all falls off when it all falls off We two soul ghost city lyrics : Drawn: Maybe it was too much for a man to take it all over sooner or later Sooner or later you all that I can trust Facing the darkest days All escaped We are going to stay here I know you were afraid tonight I will never leave your side When it all falls, When everything falls, I will be your fire, when the light comes out when no one else, no one around We will be two soul ghosts in the city When the world will be cold, I will be your cover when everything falls, when everything falls, we will be two soul ghosts in the city Tell me how we have to do this away Every man himself Everything goes to hell We have to be two souls. stay strong, we are going to have this world turned to dust All we have left is love Can also start with us singing a new song what build I know you're afraid tonight I will never leave my side everything will fall when everything falls, I will be your fire, when the lights come out, when no one, no one around us we will be two ghosts of soul, when the world is cold, I will be your cover Let it be on top of each other, when everything falls, when everything falls we will be two ghosts of soul in the city, I know that we are fine, because we will never be alone in mind. In this mad mind world Even without light we are going to shine like gold in this mind-mad, mind-mad world When it all falls off, when it all falls off, I'll be your fire when the lights come out When no one around we have two soul ghost towns When it all falls off, when everything falls, I'll be your fire when the light comes out when no one, no one around we'll be two soul ghosts in a city When the world gets cold I'll be on your cover let's just hold on one other When it all falls off when everything falls we two soul ghosts in town, when everything falls when it all falls We two soul ghost town ghosttownsingle by Madonnafrom album Rebel HeartReleasedMarch 13, 2015 (2015-03-13)Recorded2014Genre Pop Electropop Electrode Length 4:09LabelInterscopeSongwriter(s) Madonna Ciccone Jason Evigan Sean Douglas Bogart Producer(s) Madonna Billboard Jason Evigan Madonna Singles Timeline Life for Love (2014) Ghosttown (2015) Bitch I'm Madonna (2015) Ghosttown is a song recorded by American singer Madonna on her thirteenth studio album, Rebel Heart (2015). On March 13, 2015, he was released on radio as the album's second single. It was written by Madonna, Jason Evigan, Evan Bogart and Sean Douglas, and produced by Madonna, Billboard and Evigan. After hearing Douglas's previous work, Madonna asked during the studio with him. Together with other songwriters, they wrote ghosttown in three days. The song is inspired by destroying city images beneath armageddon, and as survivors continue their lives, lovingly being the only thing they can hold on. Musically Ghosttown is an uplifting pop, electropop and electro ballad, featuring organs and drums of their own devices. Ghosttown was released to the iTunes Store as part of the album's pre-order in December 2014 in response to hackers leaking songs from Rebel Heart. The song received a positive response from music critics who praised Madonna's vocal delivery, lyrics, and production; they also compared it to Madonna's previous ballads. In the United States, the song became her 36th entry on the adult contemporary chart, as well as her 45th song to top the Hot Dance Club Songs chart, surpassing country singer George Strait as an artist with most of them on the billboard chart. Internationally Ghosttown has reached the top 20 in Hungary and Italy, and digital charts in Finland and Sweden, and has been certified platinum Federazione Industria Musicale Italiana (FIMI). Madonna performed the song through her promotional schedules across Europe- Le Grand Journal in France, Che tempo che fa in Italy and Jonathan Ross Show in the UK. She also performed at the 2nd iHeartRadio Music Awards, where she was joined by Taylor Swift on guitar and some dates for the 2015-2016 Rebel Heart Tour. The accompanying music video for Ghosttown was directed by John Åkerlund and starring actor Terrence Howard. The main theme behind the video was the apocalyptic situation emulating the end of the world, in which singer and Howard as the sole survivors destroyed the city. The background and release of Jason Evigan co-wrote and co-produced Ghosttown. Ghosttown was written by Madonna, Jason Evigan, Evan Bogart and Sean Douglas. [1] The song was composed three days after Madonna personally asked them for some studio time. Madonna liked Jason Derulo's 2013 single Talk Dirty, which was co-written by Evigan and Douglas, so she decided to collaborate with them. Douglas recalled that they ended up having a great session, saying I was incredibly nervous for obvious reasons, but it showed it was super personable and was ready to work. I basically checked it off my life bucket list. [2] From their writing session, Madonna explained: We all get into the room together. They start playing their chords and then we just start thinking about... When I write with people, we always try to come up with a topic. What do we want to write about? So this is about the city after armageddon. Burned city, crumbling buildings, smoke that still persist after the fire. You know what I mean? There are only a few people left. How do we pick up the pieces and go from here? Dramatic. But not completely impossible at this stage of the game ... And we're all in our version of Ghosttown or Ghosttown version, and at the end of the day, all of us are going to leave each other. So, that's really what the song is about. [3] When discussing the theme of the song with French radio Europe 1, Madonna spoke of intolerance taking place all over the world, especially in France, which she felt she had lost the ability to accept people of all races and colours. Adding that the level of intolerance and anti-Semitism was rising across Europe, Madonna said that the ghosttown apocalyptic theme was the answer to the destruction of mankind, if intolerance continued. How we treat each other, how we treat each other, maintain this level of intolerance and discriminatory prejudice ... hate behavior with other people who are different from you, Madonna concluded. [4] On 17 December 2014, a total of 13 songs from recording sessions were leaked. [5] Aggravated, Madonna took to Instagram. that the songs were demo versions from previous recordings. [6] Madonna told Billboard that after the leak she and her team tried to trace him back to the source. Finally they decided to release the finished songs. [3] On December 20, 2014, the album became available for pre-order on the iTunes Store. When ordered, six tracks were automatically downloaded, including Ghosttown. Madonna added that she would like [her] fans to hear the finished versions of some songs rather than the incomplete tracks that are circulating. Madonna was confirmed as the second rebel heart single during her appearance on the Italian television show Che tempo che fa and was sent to Italian radio on 13 March 2015. [9] A week later he was added to Australian radio and in the UK it will be released on 20 April 2015 [10] [11] Composition and remix ghosttown 24-second example of Ghosttown featuring a chorus with lyrics When it all falls off when it all falls off. We'll be two souls in Ghosttown. Having trouble playing this file? View media help. Topics of introspection have also been listed as one of the main topics common in Rebel Heart, with genuine statements by a careere and personal reflections of Madonna and her obsessive self-regard. [12] Ghosttown was one of the songs that carries subtle messages in terms of unity and religious consciousness. Madonna replaces the concept of loss of love with her romantic idealism, according to Matthew Harden of Samesame.com.au, as lyrics go When it all falls off when it all falls off. We'll be two souls in Ghosttown. [13] Jim Farber of the New York Daily News said that the song puts the hottest elements of [Madonna's] voice and sometimes, her alto [range] sounds like Karen Carpenter's, while the melody is shrouded in calm hits like Live to Tell. [14] The composition of the song is uplifting and euphoric[15] pop,[16][17] electropop[18] [19] and electro,[20][21] far reaching many melodic effects caused by electronic music. Cinematic visualization with the track is achieved by various chord progressions, so the whole song sounds compact. [22] Ghosttown begins with sounds of single-organ chords and a dusty drum beat. [23] The composition sounds a little edgy rather than straight from the pop ballad, because there is a use of the untydening and vocoder effects. [24] Chris Rosa of VH1 stated that the song features a tight production and ear-drop chorus, which is pure pop bliss, while Elysa Gardner of USA Today described the song as a mixture of disarmingly serious sweetness with a stark, chilly arrangement. [25] [26] The choir appears after 40 seconds in the song, with a distortion-filled pause, thumping rhythm and repetitive chord progression. [23] Ghosttown is set to time signature the time when the average pace is 79 strokes per minute. It consists of a D minor key, with Madonna vocals covering from F3 to B♭4. The song has a major sequence of Dm-F-C-Gm through lines and B♭-F-C-Dm through the chorus as its chord progression. Demacio Demo Castellon designed and mixed the track, while Ron Taylor additionally edited Madonna's vocals with Pro Tools, while Evignan presented the song. March 31, 2015 Billboard premiered dutch DJ Don Diablo's song remix, which changed the ballad to edm track. [29] Another set of remixes was later released as a Remix EP. Two remixes were released on Madonna's Tidal broadcast account, including one by DJ RedTop, as well as Armand Van Helden, I Propose Nissim and Roger Sanchez. According to Idolator RedTop completely deconstructs Ghosttown and turns it into something you can hear in a post-apocalyptic piano bar. It's sad and depressing yet defiantly groovy. Another remix of Paul Andrews, adding piano and orchestra to the production, emphasized Madonna's vocals. Andrews explained that the music video in Ghosttown was, as he imagined, two people in a dark place with destruction around them, but they were each other. So he wanted the line to represent the reality of the situation and the choir to represent their view of the world for their love. No dance remix was approved by Madonna and was another exclusive release to her tidal account. The critical response of Madonna's vocals in Ghosttown has been compared to Karen Carpenter. After the release, the track was met with critical acclaim. Hugh McIntyre of Forbes is regarded by Ghosttown as the favorite of the album. Dean Piper of The Daily Telegraph considered the song the best chance to achieve a radio hit from the album, comparing the composition to the singer's previous studio album Ray of Light (1998). [15] This opinion was supported by Gregory Ellwood of HitFix, who thought it was Madonna's most commercially friendly ballad of 2010,[13], and Jon Lisi of PopMatters called it arguably the most haunting love song of [Madonna's] career. [33] Dallas Morning News Hunter Hauk complimented Madonna's natural vocal delivery despite the vocal effects added, also believing that this is a likely radio hit by Madonna. Daryl Day of Inquisitr also praised Madonna's vocals in Ghosttown, along with Devil Pray and Living for Love. Bernard Zuel of the Sydney Morning Herald found that Madonna is reliving her older ballads like Live to Tell, and found that electronic tools complement her vocals. [36] Amy Pettifer of The Quietus noticed that the choir could have been sung by any other singer, but Madonna, despite being a weaker singer, licked it emotionally especially on the end of this melancholy spectrum. Singing with a tremulous toning, her voice hangs in an uncluttered space, the lyrics positioning her as dark glowing, the main light. A great, hopeless and roaring anthem. [23] Farber, along with Madonna's vocal ghosttown comparison with Karen Carpenter's vocals, also noticed that from her Evita soundtrack, which resembled Live to Tell, as well as Crazy for You, there was a rich sound. [37] Digital Spy's Lewis Corner rated it four out of five stars, noting that Madonna sounded much more elusive and reflective compared to her handbag bangers in recent years, but in doing so makes the most possible impact. [38] Bradley Stern of MuuMuse thought that since Ghosttown was a previous unheard-of track that is not among the leaks, it was the most surprising. With many tunes, Stern remembers that one of the main complaints about Madonna's last few studio albums was the lack of memorable songs that were scattered with Ghosttown. Citing the lyrics part-When the world gets cold, I'll be your cover/Let's just hold on to each other. -Stern added that the song is colourfully serious, a us-before-world anthem adapted for two souls wandering alone in this mad, mad world. [39] After giving the song a two-and-a-half five-star rating, Hardeep Phull of the New York Post described it as musically and emotionally hectic, but found it to be gentle and simple, being a great fusion of solidarity. Writing for i-D, Nick Levin thought that Ghosttown was enhanced as a song by a glorious secret bombshell choir. [41] Jed Gottlieb of the Boston Herald praised Billboard's production methods and a mixture of EDM and lyrical introspection, focusing on the intriguing chorus. [42] Jon Pareles of The New York Times found the song as a mixture of love and post-apocalyptic gloom, adding that she will beg for a dystopian-romance video. Michael Jose Gonzalez of the Danish music magazine Gaffa praised Madonna's decision to pay attention to her singing, with embossed and melodic problems such as Ghosttown. Writing in Gay Star News, Joe Morgan called it arguably the best ballad of her last year. The choir is beautiful, atmospheric and haunting. [45] The Ghosttown writer showed a wonderful completeness, a startling preliminary remark. [46] Zel McCarthy of Vice relegated the song as an album filler, but believed that it displayed Madonna's vocal chops and rarely deployed emotional sincerity. [24] Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine initially considered her the least memorable song among the six songs released for pre-order,[47], but in another review of the album, he explained: For a decade of disco, Madonna makes it easy to forget that she is qualified and the post-apocalyptic Ghosttown takes a generic, contemporary pop template (think Halo) and stamps it with its singular style in LA 1994's Babyface-penned Take A Bow. [16] Saeed Saeed of The National described the song as a streamlined power ballad and complimented Madonna's pop musical instincts. [48] Rolling Stone took a place in Ghosttown at number 16 at the end of its year to find the top 50 songs of 2015. [49] He was also number one of their list of top 10 songs of 2015 in a reader survey. While Madonna's singles rating in honor of her 60th birthday, The Guardian's Jude Rogers put Ghosttown at number 16, writing that Madonna's lyrics and skyscraper melodies pack punches. [51] Writing for Entertainment Weekly, Chuck Arnold opined that her haunting atmosphere and lyrics in the post-Armageddon world are eerily prescient of Trump-era despair, listing him as the singer's 38th best single. [52] In a mixed review, Paul Schrodt of Slant Magazine pointed out that rote production and gratuitous use of Auto-Tune, [Ghosttown] is far from one of Madonna's more searing ballads. [53] Top performance with Ghosttown reached number one on the U.S. Hot Dance Club Songs chart, Madonna broke her tie with country singer George Strait, becoming the artist with the most number one songs on the single Billboard chart. After the song was released as a pre-order, Ghosttown charted in a number of nations. In France, the song debuted at number 70 in the French SNEP Singles Chart, but dropped to number 105 the following week. After the release of the album, the song re-entered the chart at number 60. [54] After the release of the physical CD single, Ghosttown reached the top of number 34 and the SNEP physical singles chart. He debuted and peaked in Spain, and he was there two weeks ago. [56] The song debuted at the top-forty in Switzerland at number 39, but was placed on the charts one week ago. (57) Ghosttown drew at the top-100 in the UK Singles Chart at number 117, and debuted at number 86 in the Scottish Singles Chart. [58] [59] In Italy Ghosttown peaked in 20 Italian FIMI Singles Top 100, and reached the highest number of 34 in the German media control charts. [60] In the United States, Ghosttown has been promoted to adult contemporary radio formats on regular radio broadcasts at iHeartMedia stations. It debuted at number 21 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart making it its 36th record, starting with its 1984 single Borderline. Madonna ranks fourth on the artists list with the most entries on the chart, ahead of Elton John (43), Celine Dion (41) and Rod Stewart (40). Ghosttown was Madonna's first entry on the chart since her 2006 single Jump. According to Billboard, the song also bubbled under the main Pop Tracks chart, helps iHeart radio play. [62] He made his debut at number 38, becoming the 19th on the singer's record. [63] Ghosttown debuted on Song 41 of the Hot Dance Club song 41, which ended on April 25, 2015. [64] For the next four weeks, he was the greatest acquirer to reach its highest point. [65] In the week ended May 30, 2015, Ghosttown reached the top of the chart, becoming Madonna's 45th in the 45th there. [66] She became an artist who had ever been confused with billboard charts, breaking her tie with country singer George Strait, who earned 44 numbers on the Hot Country Singles chart. She pulled further against runners-ups Beyoncé and Rihanna, who had 22 number one songs each time. [67] Music video actor Terrence Howard starred in a music video with Madonna Madonna confirmed on The Howard Stern Show that she would film the song in Los Angeles. Directed by John Åkerlund, who previously helmed Madonna's music videos Ray of Light, Music, American Life, Jump and Celebration, the music video was also played by actor Terrence Howard. [69] [70] The main theme of the video was the apocalyptic situation emulating the end of the world, as described by Kim Peiffer of InStyle. [71] The director came up with the concept of a dystopian future and shot her at the old steel mill. Madonna was thrilled in the video by John's wife, B. Åkerlund, who mixed up modern fashion trends such as the military group-Victorian and gave her her signature qualities. She created a leather greatcoat with a billowing cape, from the designer label Chrome Hearts, in a video of the rock-n-roll silhouette. Chrome Hearts co-worker Laurie Lynn Stark talked about working with Madonna in a video with which she previously collaborated on a photo shoot. Chrome Hearts was reportedly working with Åkerlund and after several phone exchanges the group met with Åkerlund at its factory. The latter told them about their inspiration and concepts of design, and the Stark team put together leather pieces and jacket structures, and completed buttons and cross patches. The task was easy for them because both Åkerlund and Chrome Hearts had the same vision of design in their mind, so the challenge was how to bring it to life in the most dramatic and beautiful way. The whole suit took about a week and a total of 30 people finished to reach the apocalyptic meets of Rock & Roll with the ship's wrecked mood bit the vibe that Åkerlund wanted. [74] The rest of the ensemble included leather, metal combinations, a green silk vest from A.F. Vandevorst and cotton clothing from Greg Lauren. The lace shorts Madonna wore were vintage, and Åkerlund burned up the singer's agent Provocateur bra and covered in dirt special effects. All the inspiration for Åkerlund for the look was John, as well as the couple's interest in rock-n-roll. Madonna confirmed the design, saying it was magical... He famously represented the vibe that we wanted in that video. She also asked for a golf club and a pocket knife to look more edgy. With swedish broadcasting channel Sveriges Television Åkerlund explained that in the opening shot, where Madonna is shown lying on the bed, she wanted shoes that looked like leg braces. She turned to a New York designer who said he created such pieces of fetish fashion. Åkerlund wanted him to put on a gun design as well. [75] Release and a short madonna in a music video song, worn by Chrome Hearts created a greatcoat with a top hat, portraying a Stevie Nicks-like character after the shooting, Madonna posted blurry images from the video set, and on April 3, 2015, she announced that the video would be released next week. [76] She then uploaded a 16-second video view to her tidal streaming account. The clip showed Madonna in a black, leather outfit, running through a sad, destroyed area, a scene interspersed with religious characters such as a flawless heart as well as animal carcasses. [77] The film was released on Meerkat on 8 April. Stuart Dredge of The Guardian thought that since [Madonna] is now one of 16 co-owners of streaming music services Tidal who plans to use similarly exclusive video premieres to promote themselves, the release of the Ghosttown music video meerkat has been astounding. The video begins with a message on television that nuclear activity has destroyed cities such as London, Paris, New York and Los Angeles. Then cuts into the room where Madonna lies in her bed watching the news of the nuclear explosion. As the song begins, the visibly experienced Madonna walks her dressing table. She sits and kisses a framed photo of her mother while looking at herself. She drapes the cape around her, picks up a rod and hat, and leaves her home as the Ghosttown Choir begins. Madonna is seen in what appears to be a post-apocalyptic destroyed city where there are no signs of life and posters of the Rebel Heart album appear burning. She looks around and carefully walks between destruction while twirling around the capes. Outside, Madonna rummages debris, tries to make a phone call from a payphone, gets frustrated, and starts smashing objects in front of her with a rod. Her actions catch the attention of a man played by Howard. He picks up his sniper rifle to shoot at the malfunctioning object, but see Madonna through the lens, running beneath her. They meet each other in a destroyed building where both of them notice each other and turn around Hand. They get closer and instead of attacking they throw out guns, take each other and engage in a dance routine. After they finish their dance, and the song ends, the couple notice the boy watching them from the destroyed building. The video ends with the couple leaving town with the boy hand in hand along with a large dog, and a panorama of destruction. The making and analysis of Jason Lipshutz of Billboard described the video as a fitting soundtrack to the choreographed dance between Madonna and Howard, and praised the last scene. Eliana Dockterman has since believed that since Howard acted and danced in the empire, he was signed to the video. [81] Brett Mallec of E! supported this approach, but added that duets dance skills are not semi-bad. [82] Louis Virtel of HitFix made 10 comments on the video, but concluded that there should have been more dance sequences to liven up to visualizations, and therefore couldn't live up to the release of the other all-time great Madonna. Kory Grow from Rolling Stone complimented the image, saying that the better part of the video is the mostly cruel pop star scene and compared it to the TV series The Last Man on Earth. [84] James Elliot from the complex found the video beautiful and considered one surprised, despite feeling long. [85] The video was reviewed by four critics of the Idolator website. Robbie Daw from the site gave 9 out of 10 saying it's actually Madge's best music video since Hung Up, not to mention its biggest single choice since that period. They praised her on-screen Stevie Nicks as a look, and described her as a gorgeous vampire pirate witch-wench. However, Mike Wass of Idolator negatively criticized the video, calling it a ham-fisted embarrassment complete with lame special effects, an unnecessary celebrity look and the most awkward dance scene of all time. Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine named the video campy, describing it as a cautionary tale similar to the 2003 single American Life. He criticized the overall execution of the clip, saying that in the hands of another director (such as M's friend and frequent collaborator Steven Klein), Ghosttown could have been more than a funny, glorified ruin of porn, but at least there are no zombies. [87] Ghosttown was nominated in the short format category: Webseries, Music Video or Commercial at the 20th Art Directors Guild Awards, and the nominated staff included artistic director Christian Zokopllenf, illustrator Tom Imai, scenic artist Linda Lauderbaugh and established decorator Amy Sather Smith. [88] Live performances on February 26, 2015 Madonna appeared on jonathan ross show in England, which aired on March 14. She performed an edited version of Life also Ghostown for the first time. She wore a black Marc Jacobs dress and boots while performing songs. [89] [90] 1 March Madonna was a guest of the Italian television show Che tempo che fa (aired on 8 March). Speaking to host Fabio Fazio, she performed Devil Pray and Ghosttown. [92] The Yahoo writer noted that both performances were warmly received by viewers, while Lionel Nicaise of MCM appreciated that Madonna paid more attention to melody and her vocals during the performance than to costumes and scenes. [93] September 24, 2015 Madonna performed on the Ghosttown Ghosttown Rebel Heart Tour during a stopover in Philadelphia. A day later, Madonna appeared on France's Le Grand Journal show. She has edited the version of Living for Love and Ghosttown. [95] Nicaise described the performance as an interpretation of an intimate ballad already known. Writing for The Idolator, Bradley Stern described it as a deeply emotional activity where Madonna stood in front of the piano and sang the song. [97] [98] On giant screens on both sides of the platform, burning image cities were broadcast, and the cities of the World Trade Center collapsed in an attack on 11 September 2001. Another performance took place on the Ellen DeGeneres Show in the United States, where Madonna sang Ghosttown with a black leather dress. She knelt at one point during the song, and appeared to sing the final chorus. Stern gave positive feedback to MuuMuse, saying that Madonna delivered yet another stirring performance of the post-apocalyptic tune. In fact, it is likely to be its best so far, from the choice of clothing to the presentation of raw, emotional vocals. March 29, 2015 Madonna performed an acoustic version of Ghosttown at the 2nd iHeartRadio Music Awards. She was accompanied by singer-songwriter Taylor Swift on stage, who played guitar. Elizabeth Vanmetre of the New York Daily News noted that it was a weak performance by Madonna[102], while Mikael Wood of the Los Angeles Times called it an attractively breezy version of the song. Cathy Applefeld Olson of Billboard announced her best awards show, describing the duo as kindred spirits [104] daniel D'Addario from time to time, the performance was the best kind of collaboration, adding that Swift seemed excited to be on stage with Madonna. Ellen DeGeneres uploaded a parody of the show on her website. The video showed DeGeneres adding computer graphics alongside Madonna and Swift, playing violin. She accidentally tears Madonna's hair with her violin, and eventually Madonna breaks the instrument, taking it from DeGeneres and moving with Swift. The 2015-2016 Rebel Heart Tour was initially not attended by Ghosttown. However, on September 19, 2015, stop at The New York Center, Madonna announced that she would perform the song, but she was unrehearsed. This is true. So if I make mistakes, will you forgive me?, she added and sang the acoustic version. According to Robbie Daw of The Idolator Performance received a positive response from the audience. [107] Slant Magazine's Sal Cinquemani described it as a stirring, if pitch, rendition [] should've-been-a-sleeper-hit... which brought seemingly real tears to [Madonna's] eyes, a development that seemed to surprise even her. July 27, 2017 Madonna performed at Ghosttown Leonardo DiCaprio's annual fundraising gala in Saint-Tropez, France. [109] Track listings and formats CD single[110] Ghosttown – 4:09 Ghosttown (Don Diablo Remix) – 4:49 Digital download / streaming (Remixes)[111] Ghosttown (Offer Nissim Drama Remix) – 7:17 Ghosttown (Armand Van Helden Remix) – 6:16 Ghosttown (S-Man Mix) – 6:08 Ghosttown (Razor N Guido Remix) – 7:46 Ghosttown (Mindskap Remix) – 5:35 Ghosttown (Don Diablo Remix) – 4:47 Ghosttown (Dirty Pop Intro Remix) – 5:20 Ghosttown (DJ Mike Cruz Mix Show Edit) – 7:05 Ghosttown (Thrill Remix) – 6:27 Ghosttown (DJ Yiannis String Intro Mix) – 1:40 Tidal streaming (Remixes)[112] Ghosttown (Offer Nissim Drama Remix) – 7:17 Ghosttown (Armand Van Helden Remix) – 6:16 Ghosttown (S-Man Mix) – 6:08 Ghosttown (Razor N Guido Remix) – 7:46 Ghosttown (Mindskap Remix) – 5:35 Ghosttown (Don Diablo Remix) – 4:47 Ghosttown (Dirty Pop Intro Remix) – 5:20 Ghosttown (DJ Mike Cruz Mix Show Edit) – 7:05 Ghosttown (Thrill Remix) – 6:27 Ghosttown (DJ Yiannis String Intro Mix) – 1:40 Ghosttown (A Paul Andrews Reconstruction Mix) – 4:08 Ghosttown (RedTop's If I Were a Carpenter Remix) – 5:49 Credits and personnel Personnel adapted from Madonna's official Website. [28] Management Webo Girl Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) / BMG Platinum Songs o/b/o itself and Bad Robot (BMI) Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. and East Pond Publishing (KMI) / Seven Summits Music o/b/o itself and Casbah Kid (KMMI) Personnel Madonna – vocals, songwriter, [28] prodiuseris Billboard - prodiuseris Evan Bogart - dainų autorius Sean Douglas - dainų autorius Jason Evigan – dainų autorius, prodiuseris, fono vokalas Demacio Demo Castellon - inžinierius, maišytuvas Ron Taylor - papildomas Pro Tools redagavimo Grafikai diagrama (201 4–2015) Didžiausia padėtis Belgija (Ultratip Flanders)[113] 6 Belgija (Ultratip Wallonia)[114] 3 Kanados AC (Billboard)[115] 40 Suomija Atsisiųsti (Latauslista)[116] 14 Prancūzija (SNEP)[54] 34 Vokietija (Oficialūs Vokietijos topai)[60] 34 Vengrija (Rádiós Top 40)[117] 16 Vengrija (Single Top 40)[118] 17 Italija (FIMI)[117] 16 Vengrija (Single Top 40)[118] 17 Italija (FIMI)[117] 16 Vengrija (Single Top 40)[118] 17 Italija (FIMI)[117] 16 Vengrija (Single Top 40)[118] 17 Italija (FIMI)[117] 16 Vengrija (Single Top 40)[1188] 17 Italy (FIMI)[117] 16 Hungary (Single Top 40)[118] 17 Italy (FIMI)[117] 16 Hungary Top 40)[118] 17 Italy (FI 61] 20 Russia Airplay (Tophit)[119] 112 Scotland (OCC)[59] 84 Slovenia (SloTop50)[120] 38 Spain (PROMUSICAE)[56] 41 Sweden (DigiListan)[121] 20 Switzerland (Switzerland) 39 UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[122] 117 US Adult Contemporary (Billboard)[123] 18 US Adult Top 40 (Billboard)[124] 38 US Dance Club Songs (Billboard)[125] 1 US Hot Singles Sales (Billboard)[126] 3 Chart (2015) Position France (SNEP)[127] 190 Hungary (Rádiós Top 40)[128] 84 Hungary (Single Top 40)[129] 55 Italian Digital Singles (FIMI)[130] 92 Certification Region Certification Certified units/sales Italy (FIMI)[131] Platinum 50,000* sales+streaming figures based on certification alone Release history Country Date Format Label Ref. Italy March 13, 2015 Contemporary hit radio Interscope [132] Australia March 20, 2015 Universal [10] United Kingdom April 20, 2015 Polydor [11] Germany April 24, 2015 CD single Universal [110] France April 27, 2015 Polydor [133] United States May 18 2015 Digital Download (Remixes) Interscope [111] See also artists with most of the U.S. dance chart list number one dance dating to 2015 (USA) Records and Achievements madonna links ^ GHOSTTOWN (Legal title): BMI Jobs #19194497. Broadcast music incorporated. Archived from the original on April 7, 2015. Retrieved April 7, 2015 – Lipschutz, Jason. Sean Douglas, son of Michael Keaton, on Writing For Madonna & Downplaying His family ties. Billboard. Retrieved 13 January 2015 in Caulfield, Keith. Madonna On New Rebellious and Romantic Music, Demo Leaks, Possibly Crashing Grammys and Crazy Sony Hack. Billboard. Retrieved 21 December 2014 ↑ Madonna explodes intolerance. Hamilton spectator. February 27, 2015 Retrieved March 3, 2015. 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