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| − | "Departure" is the ninth single released by [[DELUHI]]. It was released in a CD+DVD only format, containing the title song along with its [[PV]]. This is the last entry in a three consecutive month single release plan, with "[[Frontier (DELUHI)|Frontier]]" being the first and "[[The Farthest|The farthest]]" the second. | + | "Departure" is the ninth single released by [[DELUHI]]. It was released in a CD+DVD only format, containing the title song along with its [[PV]]. This is the last entry in a three consecutive month single release plan, with "[[Frontier (DELUHI)|Frontier]]" being the first and "[[The Farthest|The farthest]]" the second. The single reached #70 on the overall [[Oricon]] weekly charts, where it charted for a week. Out of the three singles, "Departure" charted the lowest. |
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| + | ==Song Information== | ||
| + | [[File:DELUHI - Departure promo.jpg|right|310px|thumb|DELUHI promoting the single]] | ||
| + | ; Lyrics | ||
| + | : [[Leda (DELUHI)|Leda]] | ||
| + | ; Music | ||
| + | : [[Leda (DELUHI)|Leda]] | ||
| + | ; Other Information | ||
| + | : Arrangement: [[DELUHI]] | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 17:49, 20 October 2010
- Artist
- DELUHI
- Single
- Departure
- Released
- 2010.08.04
- Catalog Number
- BMCD-012
- Price
- ¥1,365
- CD Tracklist
- Departure
- DVD Tracklist
- Departure (video clip)
- Information
"Departure" is the ninth single released by DELUHI. It was released in a CD+DVD only format, containing the title song along with its PV. This is the last entry in a three consecutive month single release plan, with "Frontier" being the first and "The farthest" the second. The single reached #70 on the overall Oricon weekly charts, where it charted for a week. Out of the three singles, "Departure" charted the lowest.
