A Song for Europe
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A Song for Europe can mean:
- A former name of the British national pre-selection competition for the Eurovision Song Contest, which is currently called Making Your Mind Up.
- Malta Song for Europe, the Maltese national pre-selection competition for the Eurovision Song Contest.
- "A Song For Europe", an episode of Father Ted
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[edit] 2003
In 2003, we saw the last Song For Europe, the winner being Jemini with "Cry Baby", which finished last in Eurovision the following May.
- Jemini - "Cry Baby" 68pts
- Emily Reed - "Help Me" 64pts *
- Mimi - "Ever Since That Night" 54pts
- Simon Chapman - "Now and Forever" 0pts **
* Emily Reed was a backing singer for Daz Sampson in Eurovision Song Contest 2006.
** Simon Chapman was the third singer to sing this song; the original singer was Esther Hart, who represented the Netherlands in Eurovision Song Contest 2003, and the second act to sing this was United Colours of Sound, who pulled out at the last minute.
