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46. Noel Harrison - The Windmills Of Your Mind 147pts Writers - Michel Legrand, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman Top points - Julian 25, DarrenJ77 20, chartjack2 19 This song was part of the 1968 film 'The Thomas Crown Affair' and won an Oscar for best original song. With the Winter Olympics going on, it's worth mentioning that Noel Harrison represented Great Britain at the 1952 and 1956 Olympics in the giant slalom event. This single was his only top 40 hit, he was an actor more than a singer.

47. Savage Garden -Affirmation 142pts Writers - Daniel Jones, Darren Hayes Top points - Cymro87 25, GreyAsh 22, Mango 21 From 2000, this was the fourth and final top 10 hit for the Australian duo. It's not the end of the road for Darren Hayes who still has a solo single in the second semi-final.

48. Electric Light Orchestra - Confusion / Last Train To London 141pts Writer - Jeff Lynne Top points - King Rollo 25, TheSnake 21, AH Gold 20 The highest placed wild card was the fourth top 10 single from ELO's 'Discovery' album and their thirteenth overall. My top score is based mainly on Confusion which I prefer out of the two songs. Last Train To London was sampled on Atomic Kitten's number 2 hit 'Be With You' which was also part of a double A side single.

49. Neil Diamond - Sweet Caroline 140pts Writer - Neil Diamond Top points - DarrenJ77 23, Borza 17, Mack 13, detonate 13, CowTzy 13 Sweet Caroline was released in 1969 but wasn't a hit in the UK until 1971, a few months after 'Cracklin' Rosie' had reached number 3. It returned to the top 20 in 2021 after being sung by England supporters at the Euros and has since become omnipresent at any England match, it seems, whether it's the men or the women.

50. Mariah Carey - Anytime You Need A Friend 116pts Writers - Mariah Carey, Walter Afanasieff Top points - Gary Feld 25, AaronTM 22, ...ready for it 22 From 1994, this was Mariah Carey's sixth top 10 hit. She has a second song in the other semi-final.

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I've never seen or read Watership Down. Bright Eyes would be in my top five, a beautiful song. It was written by Mike Batt who also wrote A Winter's Tale for David Essex and all the hits by The Wombles.

I noticed that there were 36 places but 39 songs. I thought maybe you had sent invites to three of the people who posted that they had not been online on launch night and had missed the chance to enter.

51. Lauv and Troye Sivan - I'm So Tired... 102pts Writers - Lauv, Leland, Oscar Gorres, Michael Pollack, Troye Sivan Top points - Jason 23, CowTzy 19, detonate 16 This is the most recent single to feature today, being released in 2019, an American/Australian collaboration. Troye Sivan is currently taking part in the Pop Factor. Will this song be used in a later round?

52. Taylor Dayne - Prove Your Love 100pts Writers - Seth Swirsky, Arnie Roman Top points - GreyAsh 25, TheSnake 23, Liamski689 12 In 1988, Taylor Dayne reached number 3 with 'Tell It To My Heart'. This was the follow-up and was her final top 10 hit. Her real name is Leslie Wunderman.

53. Belinda Carlisle - Always Breaking My Heart 84pts Writer - Per Gessle Top points - Mango 25, GreyAsh 20, AH Gold 16 From two years later, this was Belinda Carlisle's seventh and final top 10 single. It was written by Per Gessle who was one half of Roxette. Already, three of the four wild cards have fallen.

54. M-Beat featuring General Levy - Incredible (remix) 83pts Writer - General Levy Top points - Brer 23, AH Gold 19, DaTilt 17 We are in the same year for the first jungle track to reach the top 10. The original release stalled at number 39 but a remix helped it to number 8. M-Beat is London musician Marlon Hart who managed two more top 20 hits.

55. Maxx - No More (I Can't Stand It) 68pts Writers - Dakota O'Neil, Dawhite, Gary Bokoe, George Torpey, The Hitman Top points - TheSnake 25, Jason 12, CowTzy 12 From 1994, this was the follow-up to the German group's number 4 hit 'Get-A-Way'. Vocals came from Linda Meek. Maxx is short for Maximum Xstasy.

Round 1: 39 💥 Round 2: 33 Living In A Box 3 in 10: 3 Beat Surrender, A Town Called Malice, Eton Rifles

VOTING HAS NOW CLOSED Thanks to the 42 people who voted. The results will start this evening.

I'll extend the deadline to 3pm today.

1st Nelly Furtado - I’m Like a Bird 2 Delta Goodrem - Innocent Eyes 3 Toni Braxton - You Mean The World To Me 4 Cher Lloyd - Sirens 5 Kesha - Praying 6 Lily Allen - URL Badman 7 Lisa - Queen 8 Kelly Clarkson - Walk Away 9 Michelle Branch - Everywhere 10 FKA Twigs - Ride The Dragon 11 Rosalia - Malamente 12 Nadia Oh - Hot Like Wow 13 Chappell Roan - Good Luck, Babe!

If you can vote now, I'll accept it.

You can only vote for 25 songs, Snake, so I'm noting your scores as 25 points for Maxx down to 1 point for Savage Garden.

I think I would have put this second last as well. 'Sylvia's Mother' and 'A Little Bit More' are much better songs from Dr Hook. Both of them got to number 2 and would have been good chart toppers.

I would certainly have put this in bottom place myself. I don't know who was buying it in such large amounts, it must have been people over 50 years old.

Good to see Katie Boulter winning the Ostrava tournament today. That will get her back in the top 100.

30 votes so far. If you haven't voted yet, you have the rest of the weekend to do so.

I have entered something I had ready for this.

Thanks, and well done for your 39 today. Round 1: 33 The year, Good Way Round 2: 27 Mick Jagger, the year, Baby 3 in 10: 2 Ironic, Thank U