Power to All Our Friends

Infobox Single
Name =Power to All Our Friends


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Artist =Cliff Richard
Album =
A-side =
B-side ="Come Back Billie Jo" (Murray-Macaulay)
Released =April 1973
Format =7" Single, 45 rpm
Recorded =December 28, 1972 Abbey Road/London
Genre =Pop
Length =3:02
Label =EMI 2012
Writer =Guy Fletcher/Doug Flett
Producer =David McKay
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Certification =
Last single ="A Brand New Song"
(1972)
This single ="Power to All Our Friends"
(1973)
Next single ="Days of Love"
(1973)
Misc =Infobox ESC entry
song = flagicon|United Kingdom Power to All Our Friends


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year = 1973
country = United Kingdom
artist = Cliff Richard
genre =
language = English
languages =
composer = Guy Fletcher, Doug Flett
lyricist = Guy Fletcher, Doug Flett
conductor = David McKay
place = 3rd
points = 123
lyrics = [http://www.diggiloo.net/?1973uk Lyrics]
prev = Beg, Steal or Borrow
prev_link = Beg, Steal or Borrow
next = Long Live Love
next_link = Long Live Love (song)"Power to All Our Friends" is a song by Cliff Richard. He entered it as the British entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 1973. It came third.

It was selected after a contest on Cliff Richard's show "It's Cliff".

It was released in the UK as a single in 1973. The B-side was "Come Back Billie Jo", which was the runner-up in the contest for the British entry.

It was criticised for containing a malapropism where it described a girl as "laying down in Monte Carlo", it meant "lying down".

Cliff Richard had also represented Britain in the same songcontest in 1968. At that time the British entry was "Congratulations". It came second.