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Futari (Okuda Miwako)
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- Artist
- Okuda Miwako
- Album
- Futari (二人; The Two of Us)
- Released
- 2005.06.22
- Catalog Number
- BVCR-11071
- Price
- ¥ 2,913
- Tracklist
- Aozora no Hate (青空の果て; Over the Blue Sky)
- Mugon (無言; Silence)
- Ame no Oto (雨の音; The Sound of Rain)
- Ame to Yume no Ato ni (雨と夢のあとに; After the Rain and Dreams)
- Nichiyoubi no Asa (日曜日の朝; Sunday Morning)
- Yume (夢; Dreams)
- Kanashimi ni Oborete (哀しみに溺れて; Drowning in Sorrow)
- Habataite Tori wa Kieru (はばたいて鳥は消える; Flapping its Wings, a Bird Disappears)
- Zetzubou no Hate (絶望の果て; End of Despair)
- Sakura Chiru Mae ni (さくら散る前に; Before the Sakura Falls)
- Buranko ni Yurete (ブランコに揺れて)
- Utau Riyuu (歌う理由; My Reason for Singing)
- Futari (2002.11.4 La Valse) (ふたり; The Two of Us)
- Information
Futari is Okuda Miwako's debut album, released only a month after one of her most successful singles (Ame to Yume no Ato ni). It features six tracks from her previous four singles, a live track and six new songs. It reached #40 on the Oricon charts, charting for 4 weeks.
Futari is a pop/rock album, alternating ballads and more energetic songs (sometimes these two styles in the same song). Its uniqueness comes from the words which detonated in the cozy world of Jpop. Miwako tells stories of lack, doubt and pain. Several songs deal with thoughts and evoke suicide and death...
