There are some that, although originally released in 1993 (which is, as per usual, the criteria for inclusion in these yearly charts), weren't successful in some countries until a year or more later. As often happens, there are a few Eurovision Song Contest entries too - but most of the tracks came from the weekly radio and television chart shows that I was tuning in to of the UK, Belgium, France, Germany and the Netherlands, and/or the Europarade, then in its final year on Metro Radio and SR-1. It would have been six hours, but nine tracks from the top 100 are nowhere to be found on YouTube - and there only seems to be a 20-second version of the number eighteen! That's one of five television soap/drama themes - from three different programmes, just one of which I actually watched! - that reached my monthly charts in this year.

The first was “Happy Nation”, in November 1993.Īnd there is the randomly-chosen year for October's five-and-a-half-hours' trip back in time. The Chartbuster is a guaranteed fifteenth hit for the Swedish group who have already had six number ones in my top forty. I used to rule the world Seas would rise when I gave the word Now in the morning I sleep alone Sweep the streets I used to own I used to roll the dice Feel the fear in my enemys eyes Listen as the crowd would sing 'Now the old king is dead Long live the king' One minute I held the key Next the walls were closed.

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