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Revision as of 10:46, 16 February 2010

Japanese Edition Cover
Chinese Edition Cover
Artist
alan
Single
Shiawase no Kane (幸せの鐘) (Japanese)
Aì Jiù Shì Shoǔ (愛就是手) (Chinese)
Released
2008.05.20
Price
¥200 (Japanese)
Japanese Tracklist
  1. Shiawase no Kane (幸せの鐘; Bells of Happiness)
Chinese Tracklist
  1. Aì Jiù Shì Shoǔ (愛就是手; Love is Our Hands)


Information

"Shiawase no Kane" and "Aì Jiù Shì Shoǔ" are the first digital singles released by alan. They are two charity songs (Japanese and Mandarin Chinese respectively) released across Asia a little more than a week after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake. All proceeds were directed to the Red Cross to aid the victims in her home province.

Song Information

Lyrics
Okachimachi Daiko (Japanese), Lin Ming Yan (Chinese)
Music
Kikuchi Kazuhito
Other Information
Arrangement: tasuku