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Difference between revisions of "Beyond the Line"
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# [[Arabolkkeyo|My Superman]] | # [[Arabolkkeyo|My Superman]] | ||
| − | # [[Mirae| | + | # [[Mirae|Futures]] |
# [[Geureoji Maseyo|Please Don't]] | # [[Geureoji Maseyo|Please Don't]] | ||
# [[Oneuriramyeon|That day will come]] | # [[Oneuriramyeon|That day will come]] | ||
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# [[Havishamui Waltz (Miss Havisham's Waltz)|Miss Havisham's Waltz]] | # [[Havishamui Waltz (Miss Havisham's Waltz)|Miss Havisham's Waltz]] | ||
| − | # [[Dance With Me]] / '''Lena Park''' | + | # [[Dance With Me|Dance With Me (KOREA / JAPAN ver.)]] / [[CHEMISTRY]] & '''Lena Park''' |
# [[Pokarekare Ana|Po Karekare Ana]] | # [[Pokarekare Ana|Po Karekare Ana]] | ||
Revision as of 08:45, 23 December 2012
- Artist
- Lena Park
- Album
- Beyond the line
- Released
- 2005.05.18
- Catalog Number
- JKCA-1022
- Price
- ¥2,800
- Tracklist
- Ode
- Beautiful you (English ver.)
- Long Goodbye
- Miracle (English ver.)
- My Superman
- Futures
- Please Don't
- That day will come
- Sanctuary (サンクチュアリ)
- Singling
- Very Thought
- Ghost
- Miss Havisham's Waltz
- Dance With Me (KOREA / JAPAN ver.) / CHEMISTRY & Lena Park
- Po Karekare Ana
- Information
Beyond the line is the second Japanese album released by Lena Park. It contains Japanese versions of all thes ongs from her 5th Korean album, On & On except for "Dahl". It also includes a collaboration song with Japanese duo CHEMISTRY, and the Japanese version of "Pokarekare Ana", a song used as theme song for the Korean film Crying Fist. Like her previous Japanese album, Beyond the line was released along with her second Japanese single "Sanctuary". The album reached #295 on Oricon charts and charted for one week.
