Azerbaijan10

	What do I think of this?
	Little Azerbaijan, land of oil and other things I'm sure, have got a live one in 2010. Safura is your archetypal gamine entrant singing a song entitled "Drip Drop", whilst wobbling on high heels. She could do with a Stannah stairliift. The basic details hardly instills massive confidence, and indeed when I first trod in it, I immediately looked for a piece of Euro grass to wipe it off on. However after repeated visits I've actually grown to rate this effort, a standard why are you treating me this way love pop song. I rate it purely on the merit of it's arrangement and the crash bang wallop way of singing. With each passing year, the evidence seems to mount that physiologically our Eastern cousins just cannot put their tongues in their cheeks, such is the bombast with which Safura performs this shockingly banal song. 96% of people surveyed agree it's what works in Eurovision even if the singer can't speak English. The nerve. Expect lots of watery effects, steep steps, loads of points, and a likely straight fight to the death between two little girls for the big prize.






	KPI's - Water, Larry Grayson mannerism, More water, Big steps
		Biography Azerbaijan's entry in the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest is the talented Safura who will perform the Swedish-written Drip Drop in Europe's favourite TV show. Safura started to sing at the age of three. At six she had her first stage performance. And ever since, she has taken part in various competitions. She is the winner of Azerbaijani talent show Yene Ulduz which is the equivalent to Pop Idol. Safura graduated from musical school where she played violin, though she always dreamed about playing saxophone. And if you want something very bad, you go ahead and do it. So now Safura is the only female celebrity in Azerbaijan who can play this tough instrument! Thanks to her parents Safura started to show an early interest for fashion, too. She displayed her growing talents in fashion design while working on her very first stage outfits which she created with her mother's help. Safura is a huge fan of the Twilight saga. She has read all Stephenie Meyer's books. She is following all the news from the movie set of this modern story of Romeo and Juliet as well as the actors' personal life. She adores Robert Pattison who is playing the handsome vampire Edward. Anyway, while waiting to meet Robert Pattison in real life, Safura is fully dedicated to the Eurovision Song Contest 2010.















	Drip Drop You are my man, you are my half Tell me what's happening I know something's wrong I can tell when you lie I can tell you've stopped trying And these last three weeks passed and we barely talked I think I know and it's breaking my heart Am I in or am I out? Can I love you forever through this? Can I trust in you forever through this? I don't know how to stop, how to stop These teardro-o-ops That drip drop, drip drop Drip drop, drip drop Whoah whoah These teardro-o-ops That drip drop, drip drop Drip drop, drip drop Whoah whoah Tell me where have you been? Why are you late? You smell like lipstick again Come on, answer my question Say something Why are you acting out? Oh, say it's in my head Can I love you forever through this? Can I trust in you forever through this? I don't know how to stop, how to stop These teardro-o-ops That drip drop, drip drop Drip drop, drip drop Whoah whoah I don't wanna cry I don't wanna hear your name If this is where it ends I don't wanna run Run away from myself And be lost again (Can I love you forever through this?) Oh no no no oh no no no Can I trust in you forever through this? I don't know (These teardro-o-ops) I don't know (That drip drop, drip drop) I don't know (Drip drop, drip drop) Whoah. whoah




	Is it Safura who doesn't like to share her surname
	Or is Natalie Imbruglia, who might have done better if she followed Safura's suit