Chains on You (sang)
| "Chains on You" | |
|---|---|
| Single af Athena Manoukian | |
| Udgivet | 14. februar 2020 |
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| Længde | 3:02 |
"Chains on You" er en sang af den græske sanger Athena Manoukian. Den skal repræsentere Armenien ved Eurovision Song Contest 2020.[1] Sangen blev frigivet til digital download den 14. februar 2020.
Referencer
- ^ "🇦🇲 Athena Manoukian has won Depi Evratesil!". 15. februar 2020. Arkiveret fra originalen 15. februar 2020. Hentet 15. februar 2020.
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