Which song by ABBA includes the New Year’s Eve lyric “no more champagne”?

ABBA’s song “Happy New Year” includes the New Year’s Eve lyric “no more champagne.”

The Swedish pop group recorded the song for its 1980 album Super Trouper. Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus wrote it, and the lyrics look beyond the immediate party toward uncertainty about the future. The opening image of champagne running out contrasts celebration with the reflective mood that follows.

“Happy New Year” was released as a single in several countries and has become a seasonal favorite, especially in Europe and Latin America. It is sometimes confused with “Auld Lang Syne,” but the two songs have different writers, melodies, and histories. ABBA’s track is a modern pop recording, while “Auld Lang Syne” is based on a much older Scottish song and poem.

The song’s title sounds purely celebratory, yet its verses are thoughtful and occasionally melancholy. That combination helps explain its enduring place on New Year playlists.