Lithuania: LT United - We Are the Winners

Eurovision Song Contest · Eurovision Song Contest 2006, (1) semifinal [2006]

We are the winners

(We are, we are)

We are the winners

(We are, we are)

Go



We are the winners of Eurovision

(We are, we are, we are, we are)

We are the winners of Eurovision

(We are, we are, we are, we are)



So you gotta vote (vote), vote (vote)

Vote for the winners

Vote (vote), vote (vote)

Vote for the winners

Oh...



We are the winners of Eurovision

De Vilnius et ici à Paris, LT united see

We are the winners of Eurovision

Chanson, la meilleure chanson, yeah

'Cause we got it going on



Everyday, you hear us on the radio (Radio)

And everyday, you see us on the news (That's right)

It doesn't matter, in mono or in stereo (It's better in stereo)

'Cause we are here to represent the truth



We are the winners of Eurovision

(We are, we are, we are, we are)

We are the winners of Eurovision

(We are, we are, we are, we are)



We are the winners of Eurovision

(We are, we are, we are, we are)

We are the winners of Eurovision

(We are, we are, we are, we are)



We are the winners of Eurovision

(We are the winners of Eurovision)

We are the winners of Eurovision

(We are the winners of Eurovision)



So you gotta vote (vote), vote (vote)

Vote for the winners

Vote (vote), vote (vote)

Vote for the winners



'Cause we are the winners of Eurovision

Vote!

Lithuania: LT United - We Are the Winners

LT United represented Lithuania at the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest with the upbeat anthem "We Are the Winners." The group's performance captured the high-energy spirit typical of the competition, utilizing a catchy pop melody designed to resonate with international audiences. As a representative song for the Baltic nation, the song contributed to the diverse musical landscape of the 2006 contest, showcasing the country's engagement with the global pop scene. The recording stands as a notable moment in Lithuania's participation history, reflecting the collaborative effort often found in Eurovision songs where group dynamics and vocal harmonies play a central role in the performance. This track remains a recognizable piece of the contest's mid-2000s catalogue, embodying the optimistic tone frequently associated with the event's celebratory atmosphere.