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National Selections 1975 Malta Song For Europe 1975 The Greenfields - "L-ghanja tal-imħabba", "Sing a Song of Love"
Malta 1975

Song For Europe 1975:
The Greenfields
"L-ghanja tal-imħabba"
"Sing a Song of Love"

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Video

"Sing a song of love" (Audio)

Results

Semi-final

Sliema, 1 February 1975
Songs"L-ghanja tal-imħabba"
"Sing a Song of Love"
ResultQualified for the final
Running order7

Final

Blata-L-Bajda, 5 February 1975
Song"Sing a Song of Love"
Place4th
Points8
Running order3
Artist/group (stage name)The Greenfields
ArtistThe Greenfields
TitlesL-ghanja tal-imħabba
Sing a Song of Love
ComposerCharles Mifsud
LyricistCharles Bajada

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