"Black Sabbath" guitarist Tony Iommi does not exclude Lonely planet win in "Eurovision 2013''

YEREVAN, MARCH 11, ARMENPRESS: Black Sabbath legendary guitarist Tony Iommi – whose song was selected as Armenia's Eurovision Song Contest entry – last night admitted: "I've plenty more where that one came from.'' As Armenpress reports citing British Birmingham Mail, Iommi said he was gobsmacked when the Armenians chose Lonely Planet – a song he wrote more than five years ago – as their Eurovision contender, but now he has high hopes for the track. Among other things he noted: “I was as shocked as anybody when they came knocking. They got in touch with me because of the charity work we've been doing out there, building a new music school to replace one wrecked by an earthquake.

They asked if I'd got any spare songs.

Well, I write loads of songs and they just get put away. They lie on a shelf because either they're not suitable for Sabbath or for another project, and never see the light of day.

I searched out Lonely Planet – it's a bit of a power ballad – and sent it off.

The legendary guitarist posted in his official web site on March 3: "Well here's something different, one of my demo ideas has been chosen as the Armenian entry for the Eurovision Song Contest." The lyrics is by Vardan Zadoyan. The song will be introduced in the semi-final on May 16th in Malmo, Sweden.