Blue Sky-Kotaro Oshio Be CD

Blue Sky-Kotaro Oshio Be Music

List Price	$59.99 (You save $18.54)
Category	World Albums, Japanese CDs
Label	EMI
CD Universe Part number	7268647
Catalog number	625138
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2008

Blue Sky-Kotaro Oshio Be Songs

1.	Blue Sky (Exciting Version)	$0.99
2.	Hard Rain
3.	Fantasy!
4.	Japanese Title
5.	Splash	$0.99
6.	You Are The Hero
7.	Departure
8.	Japanese Title
9.	Chaser	$0.99
10.	Japanese Title
11.	Japanese Title
12.	Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence
13.	Japanese Title
14.	Japanese Title
15.	Japanese Title
16.	Friend (Cm Ver.)
17.	Fantasy (Dvd)
18.	Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence (Dvd)
19.	Splash (Dvd)
20.	You Are The Hero (Dvd)
21.	Japanese Title
22.	Japanese Title
23.	Hard Rain (Dvd)
24.	You Are The Hero (Dvd)

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