Fjarlægur

Fjarlægur is a song by Oskar Schuster, and was the debut entry of Panacer, in LySC 20. It is well known to have been the first ever instrumental song performed in the contest.
== The Song ==
Fjarlægur was released on the 21st March 2014 along with Oskar Schuster's second full album, Sneeuwland.
The genre is classified as Classical, helped by the relaxing choice and use of instruments, aided with a string ensemble and a glockenspiel/xylophone.
It's Oskar Schuster's most known song as well.
== Lyrical Song Contest 20 ==
The song was selected as Panacer's debut entry in the Lyrical Song Contest. The song was allocated to Semifinal 1, in which it qualified. However, there was a very strange incidence involving and . Eurovisia failed to vote on time, giving San Clementino a lucky place into the final, with Popeda. Even worse for Eurovisia, they would've have scored 1st in the semifinal with their entry Phoenix, which could've meant that Eurovisia would win the contest overall.
However, luck wasn't on Panacer's side, as they scored 14th (second-to-last) in the final with 90 points. The contest was won by .
=== Reception ===
 was known to have loved the song, giving 25 points in both the semifinal and final to Panacer. The love was returned by Panacer, as they gave 25 points to Si, the Landodian entry.
== Charts ==
Country 	Peak
Panacer (OMP)	1
Category:Songs
Category:LSC 20 Songs