The Greatest Song In The History Of Eurovision
The "Eurovision Song Contest" made its TV debut in 1956 and is still running. Decades later, this 1974 hit remains the greatest song in the show's history.
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The "Eurovision Song Contest" made its TV debut in 1956 and is still running. Decades later, this 1974 hit remains the greatest song in the show's history.
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