“Dance with Me” Lyrics — Zoli Ádok (Hungary, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to Zoli Adok’s “Dance with Me”—Hungary’s entry at Eurovision 2009. He finished 15th in the second semi-final with 11 points.
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“Is It True?” Lyrics — Yohanna (Iceland, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to “Is It True?” by Yohanna, Iceland’s entry at Eurovision 2009. She won the first semi-final with 174 points, and finished second in the grand final with…
“Todas as ruas do amor” Lyrics / Translation —Flor-de-Lis (Portugal, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to Flor-de-Lis’s “Todas as ruas do amor”— Portugal’s entry at Eurovision 2009. They finished 8th in the first semi-final with 80 points, and 15th in the final with…
“Et Cetera” Lyrics — Sinead Mulvey and Black Daisy (Ireland, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to “Et Cetera” by Sinead Mulvey and Black Daisy—Ireland’s contestants at Eurovision 2009. They finished 11th in the second semi-final with 52 points.
“There Must Be Another Way” Lyrics / Translation— Noa and Mira Awad (Israel, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to Noa and Mira’s “There Must Be Another Way”—Israel’s entry at Eurovision 2009. They finished seventh in the first semi-final with 75 points, and 16th in the…
“What If We” Lyrics — Chiara (Malta, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to Chiara’s “What if We?”—Malta’s entry at Eurovision 2009. Chiara finished sixth in the first semi-final with 86 points, and 22nd in the grand final with 31…
“Probka” Lyrics / Translation — Intars Busulis (Latvia, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to Intars Busulis’ “Probka”—Latvia’s entry at Eurovision 2009. Intars finished 19th in the first semi-final (that’s last place) with 7 points.
“Love” Lyrics — Sasha Son (Lithuania, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to Sasha Son’s “Love,” Lithuania’s entry at Eurovision 2009. Sasha finished ninth in the second semi-final with 66 points, and 23rd in the final with 23 points.
“Nesto sto kje ostane” Lyrics / Translation — Next Time (FYR Macedonia, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to Next Time’s “Nesto sto kje ostane”— FYR Macedonia’s entry to Eurovision 2009. The band finished tenth in the first semi-final with 45 points.
“Hora din Moldova” Lyrics / Translation — Nelly Ciobanu (Moldova, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics and translation of Nelly Ciobanu’s “Hora din Moldova” (Dance from Moldova) — Moldova’s Eurovision 2009 entry. She finished fifth in the second semi-final with 106 points, and…
“Shine” Lyrics — The Toppers (The Netherlands, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to the Toppers’ “Shine,” the Netherlands’ entry to Eurovision 2009. They finished 17th in the second semi-final with 11 points.
“Just Get Out of My Life” Lyrics — Andrea Demirovic (Montenegro, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to Andrea Demirovic’s “Just Get Out of My Life”—Montenegro’s entry at Eurovision 2009. She finished 11th in the first semi-final with 44 points.
Fairytale Lyrics —Alexander Rybak (Norway, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to “Fairytale” — Alexander Rybak’s entry for Norway at Eurovision 2009. He won the contest with a record 387 points.
“I Don’t Wanna Leave” Lyrics — Lidia Kopania (Poland, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to “I Don’t Wanna Leave” by Lidia Kopania. She placed 12th in the second semi-final with 43 points.
“The Balkan Girls” Lyrics — Elena Gheorghe (Romania, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to “The Balkan Girls”—Elena Gheorghe’s entry at Eurovision 2009. The Romanian singer finished 19th in the grand final with 40 points.
“Mamo” Lyrics / Translation — Anastasiya Prikhodko (Russia, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics and translation to “Mama,” Russia’s entry at Eurovision 2009. Anastasiya Prikhodko finished 11th in the grand final with 91 points.
“Cipela” Lyrics / Translation — Marko Kon and Milan Nikolic (Serbia, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics to “Cipela,” sung by Marko Kon and Milan Nikolic at Eurovision 2009. Representing Serbia, they finished 10th in the second semi-final with 60 points.
“Let Tmou” Lyrics / Translation — Kamil Mikulcik and Nela Fly (Slovakia, Eurovision 2009)
Read the lyrics and translation to “Let Tmou,” Slovakia’s entry at Eurovision 2009. Kamil Mikulcik and Nela Fly placed 18th out of 19 countries in the second semi-final with 8…