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# [[Anata ni | # [[Anata ni Damasaretai]] (あなたに騙されたい; ''I Wanna Trick You'') | ||
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# [[Ude no Naka no Ningyo]] (腕の中の人魚; ''The Mermaid of the Arm's Middle'') | # [[Ude no Naka no Ningyo]] (腕の中の人魚; ''The Mermaid of the Arm's Middle'') | ||
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''SINGER'' is [[Fujitani Miwako]]'s first studio album. The album reached #11 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for nine weeks, selling 83,450 copies. | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:15, 26 March 2021
- Artist
- Fujitani Miwako
- Album
- SINGER
- Released
- 1994.05.21 (CD)
- 2010.04.19 (CD-R)
- Catalog Number
- COCA-11705 (CD)
- CORR-10647 (CD-R)
- Price
- ¥2,548 (CD)
- ¥2,500 (CD-R)
- Tracklist
- Anata ni Damasaretai (あなたに騙されたい; I Wanna Trick You)
- N.G.
- Ude no Naka no Ningyo (腕の中の人魚; The Mermaid of the Arm's Middle)
- LAST GIN
- Singer
- Hito ni Nareru Basho (1人になれる場所; A Place Where I Can Be One)
- Itsuka de Ii (いつかでいい; Whenever is Ok)
- Ai ga Umareta Hi (愛が生まれた日; A Day Where Love was Born) (Fujitani Miwako & Ouchi Yoshiaki)
- Information
SINGER is Fujitani Miwako's first studio album. The album reached #11 on the weekly Oricon charts and charted for nine weeks, selling 83,450 copies.
