Posted September 25, 20251 yr Rolling out of the contest is Amy MacDonald. This was her highest peaking hit, reaching #12 in July 2007. However “This Is The Life” managed a longer Top 40 run despite only peaking at #28.3rd: Amy MacDonald - Mr Rock And Roll 18/31 votes (58%)4th: Anastacia - One Day In Your Life 11/31 votes (35%)5th: Wombats - Moving To New York 13/35 votes (37%)6th: Janet Jackson - Doesn’t Really Matter 12/31 votes (39%)7th: The Pogues featuring Kirsty MacColl - Fairytale Of New York8th: A1 - No More 15/29 votes (52%)9th: Akon - Belly Dancer (Bananza) 10/26 votes (38%)10th: Ronan Keating - The Long Goodbye 18/28 votes (64%)
September 25, 20251 yr Feel like this is an obvious Coldplay win, which I have no objections to as this is one of their best.However, I like an upset so have voted for Out Of Touch and am hoping for the best
September 26, 20251 yr Author Has to be Coldplay for me - although I do hope it leaves the current Top 40 soon!
September 26, 20251 yr An obvious pick but went for Coldplay as it's genuinely my favourite of the whole list
September 26, 20251 yr Definitely Coldplay, as recently mentioned on here somewhere I have a new found fondness for this song.Shocked Uniting Nations is so poplar on here, it's like the worst of its kind!
September 26, 20251 yr Coldplay though feels rather eh.. with repeat winner again really lol. It's the stronger song of the two though obviously.
September 26, 20251 yr Uniting Nations to cause an major upset after odds of 50/1 to win the Survivor.
September 26, 20251 yr Went with Uniting Nations to win. Coldplay would be a very boring win VLV is so overplayed and overrated.Amy and Ana would have been much better winners.
September 26, 20251 yr 'Viva La Vida' is clearly great and one of Coldplay's best, but I've always enjoyed the Uniting Nations song and it has the edge for me here!
