News
Vukovi and Sprints are among 45 new acts added to 2000trees Festival 2025
Over 45 acts including Vukovi and Sprints join headliners Alexisonfire and PVRIS at Gloucestershire's 2000trees Festival this July.
About This Track
"These Ghosts Won't Let Me" is a track by VUKOVI, from the album Sweet Swears, released 21st October 2012. The track is 2:28 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 9 articles about VUKOVI.
About the Artist
Lyrics
The fear to be bold Reining me in So hard to let go But these ghosts wont let me Are you good enough to cry for? Are you worth enough to die for? Are you worth the chance to get wounded,? stick my neck out, fuck the anguish. The fear to be bold Reining me in So hard to let go But these ghosts wont let me Rid my fear I need to let go, it's aching, it's draining it's hurting my soul. Are you worth the chance to get wounded? Stick my neck out. Fuck the anguish The fear to be bold Reining me in So hard to let go But these ghosts wont let me Are you worth the chance to get wounded? Stick my neck out. Fuck the anguish.
Lyrics provided by LRCLIB
Track details
READ MORE ABOUT VUKOVIREAD MORE ABOUT VUKOVIREAD MORE ABOUT VUKOVIREAD MORE ABOUT VUKOVIREAD MORE ABOUT VUKOVIREAD MORE ABOUT VUKOVIOver 45 acts including Vukovi and Sprints join headliners Alexisonfire and PVRIS at Gloucestershire's 2000trees Festival this July.
Scottish band Vukovi unveil emotional new single 'SNO' with video ahead of their January album release through SharpTone Records.
The Scottish duo's new album is set for release in January 2025 via SharpTone Records.
They've recently inked a deal with SharpTone Records, too.
They've recently inked a deal with SharpTone Records.
Fresh from a slew of nominations at this year’s Heavy Music Awards, Glasgow’s VUKOVI are a band on a roll. So what’s next?
They've also newly inked a deal with SharpTone Records.
It's that time again: the festival season is kicking off proper with one of the first actually-in-a-field events of the year: Slam Dunk.
It premiered last night (17th March) on BBC Radio 1's Future Sounds show.