Fatih Melek – That's How a Comeback Goes Wrong Eurovision Parody Lyrics

Fatih Melek – That's How a Comeback Goes Wrong Eurovision Parody Lyrics

Writers (Lyrics): Fatih Melek.

Fatih Melek – That's How a Comeback Goes Wrong Eurovision Parody Lyrics


«Hi Fatih, I would like go back to Eurovision but I’m a little worried because the last time I did quite well. Do you have any advice?»

If you finish top 3
You want another shot
Reclaim the victory
Or bring your number up
Who knows? This might be your year
You take the trophy home
But if you get too cocky
That’s how a comeback goes wrong
Oh no!

Enjoy the small gigs
And your local success
When you need another hit
Turn back to the contest
Maybe you’re the next Johnny Logan
You’ll do great
Or you might do like
Modern day Ireland instead

Year one, shake it like a Greek
Backflip in your crop top
Year two, how many Redbulls did you drink?
That’s how a comeback goes wrong
Come on!

She’s got her lipstick on
Music’s what I want
Social network song (That's a song?)
That’s three comebacks gone wrong

Cause I would die for ya
Hey mamma, mamma, mamma
Never let you go
Now, those comebacks were strong

Year one, you sing ‘bout love
And your blue colored thong
Year two, condoms dancing ‘round
That’s how a comeback goes wrong

Year one, it’s euphoric
You give gays everything they want
Year two, you get politic
That’s how a comeback goes wrong

Do the next year’s interval
Or guest on a national final
Or be like Mans do everything they throw at you from all the world

Year one, pretty in pink
Take us to your heaven’s door
Year two, the juries will save it
That’s how a comeback goes wrong

Year one, lunges keeps you fit
Blow glitter to the crowd
Year two, pimpin’ out the kid
That’s how a comeback goes wrong

Year one, transnational hit
We all sing Diva’s song
Year two, ding dong witch is dead
And that’s how a comeback goes wrong
And it ain't Loreen's fault

You follow Fairytale with this song
That’s how a comeback goes wrong

Fatih Melek – That's How a Comeback Goes Wrong Eurovision Parody