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New page: {{song |title=WE BELIEVE TOMORROW |image= |caption= |series=Transformers: The Headmasters |position=image song |composer=Masahiro Kawasaki |lyrics=[[Machi... |
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==Album releases== | ==Album releases== | ||
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*1988 — ''[[Masterforce Hit Song Collection|Transformers: Super-God Masterforce — Hit Song Collection]]'' ([[Columbia Music Entertainment]]) | *1988 — ''[[Masterforce Hit Song Collection|Transformers: Super-God Masterforce — Hit Song Collection]]'' ([[Columbia Music Entertainment]]) | ||
*2004 — ''[[History of Music: 1984-1990|Transformers — History of Music: 1984-1990]]'' (Columbia Music Entertainment) | *2004 — ''[[History of Music: 1984-1990|Transformers — History of Music: 1984-1990]]'' (Columbia Music Entertainment) — Full and karaoke versions. | ||
*2007 — ''[[Song Universe|Transformers — Song Universe]]'' (Columbia Music Entertainment) | *2007 — ''[[Song Universe|Transformers — Song Universe]]'' (Columbia Music Entertainment) | ||
Revision as of 06:35, 20 May 2010
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| "WE BELIEVE TOMORROW" | ||
| Performed by: | Toshiya Igarashi | |
| Composed by: | Masahiro Kawasaki | |
| Lyrics by: | Machiko Ryū | |
| Arranged by: | Kimio Nomura | |
Lyrics
The lyrics on this page have been translated more idiomatically than literally.
Original Japaneseこの胸に そっと手をあてて 美しく 続く地平線
傷ついた ときは 呼んでくれ
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Rōmaji transliterationKono mune ni sotto te wo atete Utsuku shiku tsuduku chiheisen
Kizu tsuita toki wa yon deku re
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Album releases
All releases listed feature the full version of the song, unless otherwise noted.
- 1988 — Transformers: Super-God Masterforce — Hit Song Collection (Columbia Music Entertainment)
- 2004 — Transformers — History of Music: 1984-1990 (Columbia Music Entertainment) — Full and karaoke versions.
- 2007 — Transformers — Song Universe (Columbia Music Entertainment)
References
- Original Japanese taken from Otakebihonpo.


