THE UK ENTRY FOR SECOND CHANCE 2004THE UK ENTRY FOR SECOND CHANCE 2004We Have A Winner!
25 APRIL 2004 - UK ENTRY FOR SECOND CHANCE 2004 DECIDED
After 3 months of voting, the six contenders to represent the UK in Sweden have finally been whittled down and we have our winner.
The Song to represent the UK in Second Chance 2004 is:
LEADING ME
ON (Hyrise)
Below you can see how Hyrise beat off the five other songs during the three knock-out stages. With huge thanks all who voted since February. Over 70 people have voted on one or more of the stages, from: Belarus, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Macedonia, Malta, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the UK.
THE FINAL
The final was between Hyrise (Leading Me On) and Enrap-Ture (Weekend (Gotta Work)), with this result:
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1
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Hyrise |
Leading
Me On |
1st
- 61.3%
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2
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Enrap-Ture |
Weekend
(Gotta Work) |
2nd
- 38.7%
(Evicted) |
STAGE
2
Four songs remained in Stage 2, and the voting results were:
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1
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Hyrise |
Leading
Me On |
1st - 36.6% |
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2
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Enrap-Ture |
Weekend
(Gotta Work) |
2nd - 34.1% |
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3
|
Madison
Taylor |
It
Just Gets Better |
3rd
- 17.1%
(Evicted) |
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4
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Haydon
Eshun |
With
You I Believe |
4th
- 12.2%
(Evicted) |
STAGE 1
Voting on Stage 1 started well before the Making Your Mind Up Final. The four songs receiving most votes would go through to Stage 2. Stage 1 would lose the lowest scoring song, plus the song the UK picked for Turkey. These were the results:
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1
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Enrap-Ture |
Weekend
(Gotta Work) |
=1st 31.1% |
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1
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Hyrise |
Leading Me On |
=1st 31.1% |
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3
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Haydon Eshun |
With You I Believe |
3rd 13.3% |
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4
|
James Fox |
Hold On To Our Love |
=4th 8.9% (UK
Eurovision Entry) |
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4
|
Madison Taylor |
It Just Gets Better |
=4th 8.9% |
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6
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Haifa |
Me Without You |
6th 6.7% (Evicted) |
With thanks to - Aaron Galliano, Ace Frehmen, Alessandro Banti , Andrew Cross , Andrew Guy , Andy Mikheev , Ann-Marie , Arthur van Beek , Barry Friend , Brian Gilbert , Bryan Craythorne , Christophe Deneef , Colin Acton , Colin Hyde , Craig Stoddart , Daniel Tew , David Miles , David Bowey , David Bridgman , David Elder , David Sneddon ,Dean Asker , Deo Grech , Didi Dunkelman , Douwe Reveler , Fotis Konstantopoulos , Gorazd P. , Graham Welch , Holger Fehrmann , Jean-Andrι , Jean-Francois Lerme , Jeffrey Woods , Jess Cully , Kabir Naidoo , Keinan Ben-Ezra , Kevin Boshier , Kristen Eiler , Lee Watson , Lluis Gandia , Mara , Marcin Szpon , Marija Goceva-Jacklin , Mark Attwood , Mark Godfrey , Mark J Thompson , Martin Day , Martyn Clarke , Matt Meyer , Max Surkont , Miran Cvetko , Neil , Neil Durham , Neil Lewis , Neil Norton , Oliver , Paris Tsoulfas , Paul Hutter , Paulo Almeidfa , Paulo Frolito , Peter Tai Christensen , Richard Lovewell , Rui Craveiro , Sam Broderick , Shoddy , Simon Wright , Spiros Perrakis , Stephen Boddington , Stephen Field , Stian Fikseaunet , Thanos Economou , Thomas Latham , Tim Herrscher , Tom Dig , Paul, Clayton Oxford, Nadine, Erwin and Tom Van Looveren.
GOOD LUCK JAMES IN TURKEY!
