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: Found on [[Ray (singer)|Ray]]'s first album, [[Rayve|RAYVE]], as track #6 and [[Kurosaki Maon]] & [[Ray (singer)|Ray]]'s second split single, "[[ | : Found on [[Ray (singer)|Ray]]'s first album, [[Rayve|RAYVE]], as track #6 and [[Kurosaki Maon]] & [[Ray (singer)|Ray]]'s second split single, "[[Hanayui no Uta]]", as track #2. | ||
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: Found on [[Kurosaki Maon]] & [[Ray (singer)|Ray]]'s second split single, "[[ | : Found on [[Kurosaki Maon]] & [[Ray (singer)|Ray]]'s second split single, "[[Hanayui no Uta]]", as track #5. This is the instrumental version. | ||
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- Artist
- Ray
- Song
- Hikari (ひかり; Light)
- Lyrics
- Kurosaki Maon
- Music
- Nakazawa Tomoyuki
- Other Information
- Arrangement: Nakazawa Tomoyuki
"Hikari" is a ballad-pop song by Ray. It was used as the first ending theme song for the game Juu Oni no Kizuna Hanamusubi Tsudzuri.
Disambiguation
There are currently two versions of "Hikari" to be found in Ray's discography.
- Hikari
- Found on Ray's first album, RAYVE, as track #6 and Kurosaki Maon & Ray's second split single, "Hanayui no Uta", as track #2.
- Hikari <Instrumental>
- Found on Kurosaki Maon & Ray's second split single, "Hanayui no Uta", as track #5. This is the instrumental version.
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