1985 national Eurovision finals
Entrants in the 1985 national finals for the Eurovision Song Contest who appear in the Six on Stage database.
Back to Eurovision entries for 1985.
| Entry | Named artists |
|---|---|
Denmark  | |
| Det' det jeg altid har sagt by Tommy Seebach | |
| Piano by Hanne Boel, Lise Dandanell & Tommy Kenter | |
| Sku' du spør' fra no'n by Kirsten & Søren | |
| Ved du hva' du sku' by Trax | |
| Vi ska' leve by Gry & Vivian Johansen | |
Finland  | |
| Ei tarvii sympatiaa by Jokke Seppälä | |
| Eläköön elämä by Sonja Lumme | |
| Haaveissa vainko oot mun? by Riki Sorsa | |
| Huomenna by Bianca Morales & Jokke Seppälä | |
| Jossain by Jokke Seppälä | |
| Lapset maailman by Ami Aspelund & Riki Sorsa | |
| Mandy by Ami Aspelund | |
| Mulle rakkauden kevät toi by Sonja Lumme | |
| Musiikin syke by Sonja Lumme | |
| Sången om vårt hus by Ami Aspelund | |
France  | |
| Femme dans ses rêves aussi by Roger Bens | |
Germany  | |
| Für alle by Wind | |
Ireland  | |
| Only a Fantasy by Marion Fossett | |
| Wait Until The Weekend Comes by Maria Christian | |
Israel  | |
| Od nagi'a by Yardena Arazi | |
| Olé olé by Izhar Cohen | |
| Shir amelim by Lea Lupatin | |
Norway  | |
| II & II by Rolf Graf | |
| Karma by Anita Skorgan | |
| La det swinge by Bobbysocks! | |
| Love, amour og kjærlighet by Kai Eide | |
| Nattergal by Mia Gundersen & Olav Stedje | |
| Ring, Ring, Ring! by Pastel | |
Portugal  | |
| Penso em ti, eu sei by Adelaide Ferreira | |
Sweden  | |
| Bra vibrationer by Kikki Danielsson | |
| Nu har det hänt igen by Ritz | |
Switzerland  | |
| Aime-moi by Arlette Zola | |
| Gioventù by Rainy Day | |
| Piano, piano by Pino Gasparini & Mariella Farré | |
| Pierrot by Mariella Farré | |
| Repars à zéro by Daniela Simons | |
Turkey  | |
| Asik oldum by Mazhar-Fuat-Özkan | |
| Bir sevgi yeter by Neco & Nükhet Duru | |
| Bosver by Neco & Nükhet Duru | |
| Sev by Neco & Nükhet Duru | |
| Yillardan sonra by Neco & Nükhet Duru | |
United Kingdom  | |
| Energy by Des Dyer | |
| I'm Crying by Peter Beckett | |
| Love Is by Vikki | |
Trains at Eurovision
There was good news for lovers of both railways and the Eurovision Song Contest this year as Moldova’s Zdob și Zdub returned to the competition to celebrate a train journey between Chișinău and Bucharest.
But trains, stations and railway are nothing new to the lyrics of Eurovision, with over 25 songs featuring them in some way. So here is a rundown of the 10 most railwayish entries from 66 years of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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