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| + | * "[[One Way Love (Nishino Kana)|ONE WAY LOVE]]", a song recorded by '''[[Nishino Kana]]''', B-side of her ninth single "[[Best Friend (Nishino Kana)|Best Friend]]". | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:41, 27 December 2013
In generasia, One Way Love could be a reference to:
Songs
- "One Way Love", a song recorded by Kagami Seira, track #4 on her first album Celebration.
- "ONE WAY LOVE", a song recorded by Nishino Kana, B-side of her ninth single "Best Friend".
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