There is a buzz in the air around tonight’s Eurovision Song Contest 2024 grand final – and we didn’t want Inverclyde to feel left out.
So we asked an AI chatbot to write a Eurovision song all about Greenock.
The River Clyde of course gets a mention as well as the shipyards and ‘bustling streets’.
It also pays tribute to strength and hope of people in the area.
Hopefully the results don’t disappoint, or maybe they do, we’ll leave that up to you to decide.
(Verse 1) In a town by the Clyde, where the river meets the sea, There’s a place that’s filled with charm, where hearts are wild and free.
With its history and pride, and its spirit shining bright, Greenock stands tall, beneath the Scottish sky’s soft light.
(Chorus) Greenock, oh Greenock, where dreams take flight, A melody of hope, in the darkest night.
From the hills to the shore, let our voices ring, Greenock, our home, where love and laughter sing.
(Verse 2) From the shipyards of old, to the bustling streets, Every corner tells a tale, of triumphs and defeats.
With a warmth that never fades, and a strength that’s ever true, Greenock’s heart beats strong, in every shade of blue.
(Chorus) Greenock, oh Greenock, where dreams take flight, A melody of hope, in the darkest night.
From the hills to the shore, let our voices ring, Greenock, our home, where love and laughter sing.
(Bridge) Through the storms that may arise, we’ll stand side by side, With courage in our hearts, and a hope that can’t be denied.
For in Greenock’s embrace, we find our strength anew, Together we’ll soar, in skies of green and blue.
(Chorus) Greenock, oh Greenock, where dreams take flight, A melody of hope, in the darkest night.
From the hills to the shore, let our voices ring, Greenock, our home, where love and laughter sing.
(Outro) So let the world hear our song, as we raise our voices high, In Greenock’s light, we’ll dance beneath the Scottish sky.
For this is our moment, our time to shine and glow, Greenock, forevermore, our Eurovision show!
Well, perhaps that’s the UK’s entry for next year sorted then. Or maybe not…
The Eurovision grand final takes place on Saturday, May 11 from around 8pm in Malmö, Sweden.
UK entrant Olly Alexander had an automatic place in the final and will perform his song Dizzy.
Source: We asked ChatGPT if it could write a Eurovision song about Greenock – here’s it is
