Love Shine a Light

song written and composed by Kimberley Rew, originally performed by Katrina and the Waves at the 1997 Eurovision Song Contest
Music Composition Musical Work Composition Q1086679

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12 properties
Language of work or name
English[5]
Publication date
May 1997[7]
Derivative work
Låt ett ljus få brinna[10]
Distribution format
music streaming[6]
Form of creative work
song[11]
Title
Love Shine a Light[9]
🏷️ Also known as
en Love Shine a Light
🔖 Identifiers · 11
Amazon Standard Identification Number
B00PO4VKEW
British Phonographic Industry ID
16413-4062-1
Deezer track ID
439674882
Discogs master ID
190304
Freebase ID
/m/030gyn
MusicBrainz release group ID
42c482f9-2204-3e03-b81b-c16c530e2a7f

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Performer 2
← Mb:composer 2
← Mb:lyricist 2
Distribution format 1
Form of creative work 1
Genre 1
Language of work or name 1
Record label 1
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Performer Katrina and the Waves low0.612 independent sources

evidence “it finished in the top 10 every year except 1978, 1987 and 1999, and won with Love Shine a Light by Katrina and the Waves in 1997.” theguardian.com · read source

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  1. 10d ago · Nicereddy · 2026-11-02 view diff on Wikidata ↗
    ISWC → T-011.514.803-2
    "Changed the item: QuickStatements 3.0 batch #63199: ISWCs from MusicBrainz, based on MusicBrainz IDs in Wikidata. Matched additionally by name: import ISWC"
  2. 24w ago · MatSuBot bot · 2026-05-25 view diff on Wikidata ↗
    Composer → Kimberley Rew
    Form of creative work → song
    Lyricist → Kimberley Rew
    Distribution format → music streaming
    + 7 other properties edited (see Wikidata diff for full list)
    "Changed labels, descriptions or aliases: import labels from sitelinks"
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