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Take me to your heaven was the Swedish entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 1999, and performed by Charlotte Nilsson, who went on to represent Sweden again in 2008. The song was the 47th winning song of the contest. The song was performed in Swedish at the Melodifestivalen 1999, the national heats for Sweden, under the title Tusen Och En Natt. The song was then changed to English following the lifting of the rule that required songs to be in their national languages. The orchestra was also abolished in 1999, so no conductor was sent.

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rdf:type	Song
rdfs:label	Take Me To Your Heaven
rdfs:comment	Take me to your heaven was the Swedish entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 1999, and performed by Charlotte Nilsson, who went on to represent Sweden again in 2008. The song was the 47th winning song of the contest. The song was performed in Swedish at the Melodifestivalen 1999, the national heats for Sweden, under the title Tusen Och En Natt. The song was then changed to English following the lifting of the rule that required songs to be in their national languages. The orchestra was also abolished in 1999, so no conductor was sent.
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Previous	Kärleken är
Composers	Lars 'Dille' Diedricson
Language	English
Points	163(xsd:integer)
Lyrics	Marcos Ubeda
By	Charlotte Jensen
Position	1.0
NEXT	When Spirits Are Calling My Name
Year	1999(xsd:integer)
abstract	Take me to your heaven was the Swedish entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 1999, and performed by Charlotte Nilsson, who went on to represent Sweden again in 2008. The song was the 47th winning song of the contest. The song was performed in Swedish at the Melodifestivalen 1999, the national heats for Sweden, under the title Tusen Och En Natt. The song was then changed to English following the lifting of the rule that required songs to be in their national languages. The orchestra was also abolished in 1999, so no conductor was sent.
is Previous of	When Spirits Are Calling My Name
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