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In generasia, '''To Be Free''' could be a reference to: | |||
* "[[To Be Free (ARASHI)|To be free]]", [[ARASHI]]'s 31st single. | |||
* "[[To Be Free (Hirahara Ayaka)|To be free]]", a song recorded by [[Hirahara Ayaka]], B-side of her 12th single "[[Ima, Kaze no Naka de]]". | |||
* "[[To Be Free (Nakagawa Shoko)|To Be Free]]", a song recorded by [[Nakagawa Shoko]], B-side of her fifth single "[[Shiny Gate|Shiny GATE]]". | |||
* "[[To Be Free (Suzuki Ami)|To be Free]]", a song recorded by [[Suzuki Ami]], B-side of her 20th single "[[Little Crystal]]". | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:45, 10 July 2011
In generasia, To Be Free could be a reference to:
- "To be free", ARASHI's 31st single.
- "To be free", a song recorded by Hirahara Ayaka, B-side of her 12th single "Ima, Kaze no Naka de".
- "To Be Free", a song recorded by Nakagawa Shoko, B-side of her fifth single "Shiny GATE".
- "To be Free", a song recorded by Suzuki Ami, B-side of her 20th single "Little Crystal".
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