Let's Get Happy - References and External Links

References and External Links

  • Official Eurovision Song Contest site, history by year
  • Detailed info & lyrics, Diggiloo Thrush
Eurovision Song Contest 2003
Countries
Final
  • Iceland
  • Austria
  • Ireland
  • Turkey
  • Malta
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Portugal
  • Croatia
  • Cyprus
  • Germany
  • Russia
  • Spain
  • Israel
  • Netherlands
  • United Kingdom
  • Ukraine
  • Greece
  • Norway
  • France
  • Poland
  • Latvia
  • Belgium
  • Estonia
  • Romania
  • Sweden
  • Slovenia
Artists
Final
  • Birgitta Haukdal
  • Alf Poier
  • Mickey Joe Harte
  • Sertab Erener
  • Lynn Chircop
  • Mija Martina
  • Rita Guerra
  • Claudia Beni
  • Stelios Konstantas
  • Lou
  • t.A.T.u.
  • Beth
  • Lior Narkis
  • Esther Hart
  • Jemini
  • Oleksandr Ponomaryov
  • Mando
  • Jostein Hasselgård
  • Louisa Baïleche
  • Ich Troje
  • F.L.Y.
  • Urban Trad
  • Ruffus
  • Nicola
  • Fame
  • Karmen Stavec
Songs
Final
  • "Open Your Heart"
  • "Weil der Mensch zählt"
  • "We've Got the World"
  • "Everyway That I Can"
  • "To Dream Again"
  • "Ne brini"
  • "Deixa-me sonhar"
  • "Više nisam tvoja"
  • "Feeling Alive"
  • "Let's Get Happy"
  • "Ne ver', ne boysia"
  • "Dime"
  • "Words for Love"
  • "One More Night"
  • "Cry Baby"
  • "Hasta la Vista"
  • "Never Let You Go"
  • "I'm Not Afraid To Move On"
  • "Monts et merveilles"
  • "Keine Grenzen-Żadnych granic"
  • "Hello From Mars"
  • "Sanomi"
  • "Eighties Coming Back"
  • "Don't Break My Heart"
  • "Give Me Your Love"
  • "Nanana"


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