Melodifestivalen 2009
Swedish
['russian', 'thai', 'german', 'norwegian', 'neapolitan', 'uzbek', 'sanskrit', 'italian', 'armenian', 'hispanic', 'old english', 'scottish', 'danish', 'bulgarian', 'assamese', 'inuktitut', 'old east slavic', 'elamite', 'sinhala', 'gujarati', 'telugu', 'japanese', 'classical greek', 'cantonese', 'irish', 'alemannic', 'turkish', 'albanian', 'vietnamese', 'british english', 'macedonian', 'polish', 'azerbaijani', 'old italian', 'old norse', 'belarusian', 'ancient greek', 'old russian', 'australian english', 'lowland scots', 'valencian', 'quechua', 'norse', 'old french', 'oriya', 'nepali', 'spanish', 'occitan', 'croatian', 'aramaic', 'dutch', 'fsl', 'middle high german', 'hellenic', 'serbian cyrillic', 'mandarin chinese', 'castilian', 'telegu', 'kiswahili', 'serbian', 'french', 'castilian spanish', 'urdu', 'marathi', 'gaeilge', 'hindustani', 'french sign', 'korean', 'homeric greek', 'high german', 'english grammar', 'meadow mari', 'latin', 'indonesian', 'biblical', 'catalan', 'portuguese', 'malayalam', 'tamil', 'magyar', 'montenegrin', 'burmese', 'west frisian', 'yue', 'malay', 'tagalog', 'hindi', 'anglo', 'hebrew grammar', 'romanian', 'greek', 'breton', 'hebraica', 'middle english', 'american english', 'tibetan', 'esperantists', 'esperanto', 'gaulish']
Baby Goodbye (E.M.D. song)
"Baby Goodbye" is the fourth single released by Swedish boy band E.M.D., who entered Melodifestivalen 2009 with the song and won a place in the finals. It has become the group's fourth consecutive #1 single, debuting at #3 in the official Swedish Singles Chart, and reaching the top spot the week after, spending 3 weeks at Number One.