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"Sweetest Lover" is a pop song by [[Nakayama Miho]]. The song was used as a theme song for the Honin Shutsuen "LIGHTHOUSE" commercials and as the opening theme for the NBS radio show ''[[Nakayama Miho P.S. I Love You|Nakayama Miho P.S. I LOVE YOU]]''. It is found on the album ''[[Angel Hearts|angel hearts]]'' as track #1. A re-arranged version by [[LITTLE CREATURES|Little Creatures]] is found on the single "[[Adore]]" as track #3 and on the album | "Sweetest Lover" is a pop song by [[Nakayama Miho]]. The song was used as a theme song for the Honin Shutsuen "LIGHTHOUSE" commercials and as the opening theme for the NBS radio show ''[[Nakayama Miho P.S. I Love You|Nakayama Miho P.S. I LOVE YOU]]''. It is found on the album ''[[Angel Hearts|angel hearts]]'' as track #1. A re-arranged version by [[LITTLE CREATURES|Little Creatures]] is found on the single "[[Adore]]" as track #3 and on the album ''[[Manifesto (Nakayama Miho)|manifesto]]'' as track #5. | ||
[[Category:1988 Songs]] | [[Category:1988 Songs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:35, 3 August 2011
- Artist
- Nakayama Miho
- Song
- Sweetest Lover
- Lyrics
- Kitayama Mizuho
- Music
- CINDY
- Other Information
- Arrangement: Seo Ichizo (1988 version), Little Creatures (1999 version)
- Information
"Sweetest Lover" is a pop song by Nakayama Miho. The song was used as a theme song for the Honin Shutsuen "LIGHTHOUSE" commercials and as the opening theme for the NBS radio show Nakayama Miho P.S. I LOVE YOU. It is found on the album angel hearts as track #1. A re-arranged version by Little Creatures is found on the single "Adore" as track #3 and on the album manifesto as track #5.
