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# | In Jpop Stop!, '''Trust Me''' could be a reference to: | ||
*"[[Trust Me (Aikawa Nanase)|trust me]]", a song recorded by [[Aikawa Nanase]], B-side of her 16th single "[[Midnight Blue|midnight blue]]". | |||
*"[[Trust Me (Cup's)|TRUST ME]]", a song recorded by [[Cup's]], track #4 on their debut album ''[[Street Panic|STREET PANIC]]''. | |||
*"[[Trust Me (Matsushita Yuya)|Trust Me]]", [[Matsushita Yuya]]'s fourth single. | |||
*"[[Trust Me (Nakamori Akina)|Trust Me]]", [[Nakamori Akina]]'s 39th single. | |||
*''[[Trust Me (Oginome Yoko)|TRUST Me]]'', [[Oginome Yoko]]'s 13th album. | |||
*"[[Trust Me (Sakamoto Maaya)|Trust me]]", a song recorded by [[Sakamoto Maaya]], track #6 on [[Kanno Yoko]]'s soundtrack album ''[[23ji no Ongaku]]''. | |||
*"[[Trust Me (TWO-MIX)|TRUST ME]]", a song recorded by [[TWO-MIX]], track #3 on their third album ''[[BPM 150Max|BPM 150MAX]]''. | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:22, 18 March 2011
In Jpop Stop!, Trust Me could be a reference to:
- "trust me", a song recorded by Aikawa Nanase, B-side of her 16th single "midnight blue".
- "TRUST ME", a song recorded by Cup's, track #4 on their debut album STREET PANIC.
- "Trust Me", Matsushita Yuya's fourth single.
- "Trust Me", Nakamori Akina's 39th single.
- TRUST Me, Oginome Yoko's 13th album.
- "Trust me", a song recorded by Sakamoto Maaya, track #6 on Kanno Yoko's soundtrack album 23ji no Ongaku.
- "TRUST ME", a song recorded by TWO-MIX, track #3 on their third album BPM 150MAX.
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