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about the name of the theme of ayashi no ceres
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it's lyrics sounds like this: haru sana oshisonani umewa nete umewa tzuka... i dunno whether it is correct or not... it is sang by a female singer... |
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What's the title? Is it from an anime?  |
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i dunno it's title, that's why i asked it is from the anime "ayashi no ceres" and tell me about the singer also, please... thanks |
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That's really hard to figure out, unless if yae can give us an embed sound file to listen. And I suppose "oshisonani umewa nete umewa tzuka..." are incorrect Romaji lyrics. Either way, there are only quite a few of Ayashi no Ceres themes (4), so just download 'em and see for yourself. Not that hard, neh? ^^ Opening Theme: "Scarlet" by Junko Iwao Ending Themes: "Scarlet Ver. II" by Junko Iwao (ep 24) Mazui wa ne... "To be forgotten, is worse than death." |
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thanks! and i knoe that it is a female singer so, it should be two songs only, right? and the lyrics i gave is the first two sentence of lyrics and i'm not japanese, so sorry that i can't tell the correst romanji... thanks anyway |
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Aye aye! ^^ That leaves Junko Iwao and two of her songs (versions 1 & 2). She's a pretty seiyuu as well. Ah.. "To be forgotten, is worse than death." |