Norway in the Home Composed Song Contest

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Norway first participated in the Home Composed Song Contest in 1997 and was most recently represented in the 2022 edition.

Norway won the 1997 edition of the contest with "Min lengsel" by Roy Vorland, who also took third place in the same contest. It then notched up a second victory with Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen's "Hold Me, Lord" in 2022 - a song that also featured Roy on vocals.

All of the other Norwegian entries are attributable to Danish composer T.O., who decided to represent Norway for several years.

Contestants

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Year Title Performer Position
1997 Min lengsel Roy Vorland 1 (of 14)
1997 Vår tid i sola Roy Vorland 3 (of 14)
2002 Hvisker dit navn T.O. 5 (of 36)
2002 Jeg har lagt dig på is T.O. 7 (of 36)
2003 You T.O. 3 (of 27)
2003 On Christmas Day t.O.T.o. 8 (of 27)
2004 Timerne går T.O. 13 (of 23)
2004 Dancing With My Turkish Dream T.O. 14 (of 23)
2022 Hold Me, Lord Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen feat. Roy Vorland 1 (of 23)


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