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Kokoro Midarete / Ame No Nichiyobi |
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A double A-side single filled with the lyricism of Showa era pop music
A heartbreaking love song in which Akiko Kobayashi's emotional expression shines through.
This single contains two contrasting songs, "Kokoro Midatate" and "Ame no Sunday." Her delicate vocals carefully portray the fluctuating emotions of love. The beautiful melody and elegant arrangement stand out, demonstrating the high level of sophistication in the pop music scene at the time. It is a work that quietly touches the hearts of listeners.
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