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* According to Wolfram Alber, he originally wanted to sing Lift You Up in English, however [[Jason Borenstein|Stillwind Borenstein]] suggested Wolfram to sing it in Japanese, as it was "more interesting". Stillwind also suggested him to make Lift You Up to sound like a pop song instead of a dance-like track as Wolfram originally envisioned. | * According to Wolfram Alber, he originally wanted to sing Lift You Up in English, however [[Jason Borenstein|Stillwind Borenstein]] suggested Wolfram to sing it in Japanese, as it was "more interesting". Stillwind also suggested him to make Lift You Up to sound like a pop song instead of a dance-like track as Wolfram originally envisioned. | ||
** Wolfram later posted the original English lyrics on his [https://web.archive.org/web/20090213122545/http://blog.oricon.co.jp/wollie/archive/189/0 blog]. | ** Wolfram later posted the original English lyrics on his [https://web.archive.org/web/20090213122545/http://blog.oricon.co.jp/wollie/archive/189/0 blog]. | ||
* Lift You Up is used as background music in a mission on KONAMI | * Lift You Up is used as background music in a mission on the KONAMI arcade game ''ROAD FIGHTERS'' (ロードファイターズ). | ||
== Song Production Information == | == Song Production Information == | ||