Latvia: Walters & Kazha - The war is not over
Eurovision Song Contest · Eurovision Song Contest 2005, (2) final [2005]
To see how dreams of people die
They gently fall from windows all around
And crash against the ground like glass
And I'm so sorry I'm so helpless in this angry world
If only I could change it for one day
The war is not over, everyone knows it
It's just a reason to make us believe
That someone's the loser, someone's the winner
To make us believe that's the way it should be
But I don't wanna believe
In the story they all tell
This fairytale has gone to far
I take a step and dare myself to be free
To see how beautiful we are
That everyone can be a star
If only we would start believe in dreams
Believe in who we are
The war is not over, everyone knows it
It's just a reason to make us believe
That someone's the loser, someone's the winner
To make us believe that's the way it should be
But I don't wanna believe
But I don't wanna believe
No, no, no...
But I don't wanna believe
Latvia: Walters & Kazha - The war is not over
Representing Latvia at the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest, the duo Walters & Kazha delivered a powerful vocal performance with their song, The war is not over. The recording showcases the distinct harmonies and emotional delivery that defined their approach to the competition. Set against the backdrop of the mid-2000s European pop landscape, the song reflects the dramatic and melodic sensibilities typical of the era's contest songs. Walters & Kazha utilized their combined vocal range to create a memorable track that resonated with audiences during the final. The work stands as a significant moment in their discography, highlighting their ability to craft compelling pop anthems suited for the international stage. This recording remains a notable example of Latvia's contribution to the Eurovision tradition during this period.