What's Another Year By Johnny Logan
What's Another Year Lyrics By Johnny Logan
I've been waiting such a long time,
looking out for you
But you're not here
What's another year?
I've been waking such a long time,
reaching out for you
But you're not near
What's another year?
What's another year
to someone who's lost everything that he owns?
What's another year
to someone who's getting used to being alone?
I've been praying such a long time
It's the only way to hide the fear
What's another year?
What's another year
to someone who's lost everything that he owns?
What's another year
to someone who's getting used to being alone?
I've been crying such a long time
With such a lot of pain in every tear
What's another year?
to someone who is getting used to being alone
What's another year?
For someone who is getting used to being alone
What's another year?
to someone who is getting used to being alone
Johnny Logan Biography
Johnny Logan (born 13 May 1954) is an Australian-born Irish singer and composer. He is regarded as "Mister Eurovision",[1] having participated in the Eurovision Song Contest many times since the 1970s, and, since 1992, has been the most successful artist in Eurovision history.[2]
Logan has won the international contest on three occasions, representing Ireland twice as a performer (1980 and 1987) and twice as a composer (1987; 1992). He also composed the second-placed entry in 1984.[citation needed]
Contents [hide]
1 Early life and career
2 First Eurovision win
3 Second Eurovision win
4 Third Eurovision win
5 Recent career
6 Selected discography
6.1 Albums
6.2 Singles (Ireland and UK)
7 References
8 External links
Early life and career[edit]
Johnny Logan was born Seán Patrick Michael Sherrard in Frankston, Victoria. Logan's father was an Irish tenor, known as Patrick O'Hagan, who performed for three different US presidents at the White House: John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, and Richard Nixon. The family moved back to Ireland when Logan was three years old. He learned the guitar and began composing his own songs by the age of thirteen. On leaving school he apprenticed as an electrician, while performing in folk and blues clubs. His earliest claim to fame was starring as "Adam" in the 1977 Irish musical Adam and Eve.[3]
He adopted the stage name Johnny Logan for the main character of the film Johnny Guitar. He released his first single in 1978 and took part in the National Song Contest in 1979.[4][5]
First Eurovision win