For the Eurovision Song Contest 1994, the UK entered "Lonely Symphony (We Will Be Free)", performed by Frances Ruffelle. It received 63 points and 10th place.
The voting for the UK's entry took place on March 18, 1994 in a show hosted by Terry Wogan. All songs were performed by Frances Ruffelle
- Lonely Symphony, 99,946 votes
- Sink or Swim, 63,417 votes
- Waiting in the Wings, 36,856 votes
- One More Night, 20,608 votes
- His Love, 8,031 votes
- Wrong Guy, 7,406 votes
- Slowboat, 6,549 votes
- I Know These Things, 6,549 votes
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