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CROSS MY HEART / emiko shiratori

KICS-825
Catalog Number KICS-825
Release Date Oct 04, 2000
Publish Format Commercial
Release Price 3059 JPY
Media Format CD
Classification Original Soundtrack, Vocal, Original Work
Published by King Records
Composed by Emiko Shiratori, Nobuo Uematsu, Sarah Mishima, Tadashi Sato, Tatsushi Umegaki, TRAD.
Arranged by Chikako Takahashi, Shiro Hamaguchi, Tatsushi Umegaki, Masaji Watanabe, Toru Shigemi, Takashi Tsunoda
Performed by Emiko Shiratori

Tracklist

Disc 1

01 Roots ~Family tree~ 5:40
02 Melodies Of Life (featured in FINAL FANTASY IX/Japanese Version) 5:50
03 Flowers of Field 4:32
04 Cross my heart 4:07
05 Forget me not ~The Legend~ 4:02
06 Melodies Of Life (featured in FINAL FANTASY IX/The Layers Of Harmony) 3:20
07 The First Day of Autumn ~Deeper than the Wind~ 4:59
08 (sues san e:r) 4:26
09 Galway 5:46
10 Message ~Rainbow~ 6:04
11 Bell Flower 3:54
Disc length 52:40

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Platforms represented
Sony PlayStation

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Notes

Track 10 is an arrangement of the Final Fantasy series main theme.

Composed by:
Emiko Shiratori (1, 9), Nobuo Uematsu (2, 5, 6, 10), Sarah Mishima (3), Tadashi Sato (4), Tatsushi Umegaki (7, 8), TRAD. (11)

Arranged by:
Chikako Takahashi (1), Shiro Hamaguchi (2, 6), Tatsushi Umegaki (3, 5, 7, 8, 9), Masaji Watanabe (4), Toru Shigemi (10), Takashi Tsunoda (11)

Lyrics:
Linda Hennrick (1, 4), Ciomi (2, 9), Sarah Mishima (3, 10), Emiko Shiratori (5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)