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| − | + | In generasia, '''Tsumetai Ame''' (冷たい雨; ''Cold Rain'') could be a reference to: | |
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| + | *"[[Tsumetai Ame (BONNIE PINK)|Tsumetai Ame]]", [[BONNIE PINK]]'s 27th single. | ||
| + | *"[[Tsumetai Ame (Every Little Thing)|Tsumetai Ame]]", [[Every Little Thing]]'s 37th single. | ||
| + | *"[[Tsumetai Ame (Hi-Fi Set)|Tsumetai Ame]]", [[Hi-Fi Set]]'s fifth single. | ||
| + | *"[[Tsumetai Ame (Karasawa Miho)|Tsumetai Ame]]", a song recorded by [[Karasawa Miho]], track #2 on her single "[[Way to Love (Karasawa Miho)|Way to Love]]". | ||
| + | *"[[Tsumetai Ame (Morioka Shoko)|Tsumetai Ame]]", a song recorded by [[Morioka Shoko]], track #5 on her album ''[[Pink & Blue]]''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:28, 27 December 2011
In generasia, Tsumetai Ame (冷たい雨; Cold Rain) could be a reference to:
- "Tsumetai Ame", BONNIE PINK's 27th single.
- "Tsumetai Ame", Every Little Thing's 37th single.
- "Tsumetai Ame", Hi-Fi Set's fifth single.
- "Tsumetai Ame", a song recorded by Karasawa Miho, track #2 on her single "Way to Love".
- "Tsumetai Ame", a song recorded by Morioka Shoko, track #5 on her album Pink & Blue.
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