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Tomoko Ogawa's Showa Pop Lyrics
A representative single by a Japanese female singer from the 1970s, singing about the joys and sorrows of love.
"Koi no Tokimeki" expresses the bittersweetness of first love with her fresh vocals, resonating with many women. "Futari Dake no Ame no Yoru" is a song about more mature romantic feelings, showcasing the breadth of Ogawa Tomoko's expressive abilities. Both songs are classic singles with impressive emotional melodies unique to Showa era pop music and lyrics that make use of the beauty of the Japanese language, and there's a reason they continue to be loved across generations.
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- Arranged By - 森岡賢一郎
- Composed By - 鈴木淳
- Lyrics By - 有馬三恵子
- Accompanied By - 東芝レコーディング・オーケストラ
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(7")
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Kiri No Kanata Ni
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Dare Mo Inai Tokoro De / Hitori No Koi
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