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There are currently two versions of "Chigiri -Kono Hiroi Hiroi, Jikuu wo Koete-" to be found in [[Ray (singer)|Ray]]'s discography.
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Revision as of 11:55, 17 June 2016

Yukyu no Uta Single Cover
Artist
Ray
Song
Chigiri -Kono Hiroi Hiroi, Jikuu wo Koete- (契-この広い広い、時空を越えて-; System -This Wide Wide, Beyond Time And Space-)
Lyrics
Kurosaki Maon
Music
Iuchi Maiko
Other Information
Arrangement: Iuchi Maiko


"Chigiri -Kono Hiroi Hiroi, Jikuu wo Koete-" is a song recorded by Ray. It was used as the first ending theme song for the game Juu Oni no Kizuna Sekigahara Kitan.

Disambiguation

There are currently two versions of "Chigiri -Kono Hiroi Hiroi, Jikuu wo Koete-" to be found in Ray's discography.

Chigiri -Kono Hiroi Hiroi, Jikuu wo Koete- (契-この広い広い、時空を越えて-)
Found on Kurosaki Maon & Ray's first split single, "Yukyu no Uta", as track #2.
Chigiri -Kono Hiroi Hiroi, Jikuu wo Koete- <instrumental> (契-この広い広い、時空-とき-を越えて- <instrumental>)
Found on Kurosaki Maon & Ray's first split single, "Yukyu no Uta", as track #5. This is the instrumental version.