It could, Gilly..but not on YT. I have to download the Clip again, cut out his comments, upload it again.. and than You´ll have it. But without all the other comments & likes. I would start with it´s first viewer...
@@MIKIZAZPIKI yes it is. Ireland sent it on purpose because they did not want to win a 4th time. Even the "composers " admited after a while that the song Dreamin was just a copy.
@@ronnypaulsen4206 Why would the EBU just not allow them to not participate, and use the time saved for another non-participating interval act again? Or get rid of that ridiculous language rule sooner? Reading about our 4 wins in the 90s, I'm so confused. It seems like everyone, even Ireland ourselves, were getting frustrated. Why didn't the rules change sooner?
@@occono3543 but the UK and Malta were also allowed to sing in English but they weren't winning year after year in the 90s or even always ending up high (I remember Malta being... 2nd/3rd? in 94 and 98, and UK winning with Katrina) for some reason ;) You Irishmen were just awfully good at that time - and had to deal with this "curse" somehow :D
Simply beautifull.
It's not simple, nor beautiful?
Love her
Beautiful, but can Jimmy Sa-vile's voiceover be edited out? xxx
It could, Gilly..but not on YT.
I have to download the Clip again,
cut out his comments, upload it again..
and than You´ll have it.
But without all the other comments & likes.
I would start with it´s first viewer...
Simpler wonderful
So that's where Ireland got their 1995 Eurovision entry from... 🙄🙄🙄
Daniel R exactly what i thought
not enough equal to be a plagiarism.
@@MIKIZAZPIKI yes it is. Ireland sent it on purpose because they did not want to win a 4th time. Even the "composers " admited after a while that the song Dreamin was just a copy.
@@ronnypaulsen4206 Why would the EBU just not allow them to not participate, and use the time saved for another non-participating interval act again? Or get rid of that ridiculous language rule sooner? Reading about our 4 wins in the 90s, I'm so confused. It seems like everyone, even Ireland ourselves, were getting frustrated. Why didn't the rules change sooner?
@@occono3543 but the UK and Malta were also allowed to sing in English but they weren't winning year after year in the 90s or even always ending up high (I remember Malta being... 2nd/3rd? in 94 and 98, and UK winning with Katrina) for some reason ;)
You Irishmen were just awfully good at that time - and had to deal with this "curse" somehow :D
dreamin...
dreamin how I love this nowhere feelin
Ireland, douze point...
Not 8 consecutive beats in the melody, so definitely nothing to do with "Ireland"...
Vanilla Ice would be proud.
Reminds me of Joey Feek
Danny Thompson on bass, Chris Thompson on guitar (the 'man in shadow' - whoever lit Chris for this performance should have been fired...)
Really? Could have sworn it was Alun Davies (Cat Stevens' long-time sidekick) on guitar.
Ireland stole this song for their entry for Eurovision 1995
Similar but not the same.
@@MIKIZAZPIKI There's an old saying:
'A difference that makes no difference is no difference.'
This is fucking disturbing. Why are people clapping? This is more disturbing than a John Lynch film.