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== Lyrics == | == Lyrics == | ||
=== Japanese === | |||
<pre>Believe in Love | |||
きっとだれもが悲しみの夜をのりこえて | |||
真夜中に泣きながらドアたたく My friend | |||
大丈夫 涙止まるまで待ってる Your broken heart | |||
あつい Um Milk Tea さめてゆく 恋がまたひとつ消えてしまうよ | |||
Believe in Love | |||
きっとだれもが悲しみの夜をかかえてる | |||
(だけど Don\'t Stop) | |||
Believe in Love | |||
夜はかならず新しい朝をつれてくる | |||
(Ah through the night)</pre> | |||
== Song Connections / Remixes == | == Song Connections / Remixes == | ||
* BELIEVE IN LOVE is a cover of the song of the same title performed by | * BELIEVE IN LOVE is a cover of the song of the same title performed by LINDBERG in 1991. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Bassist Tomohisa Kawazoe, one of the group's founders, was also the bassist for the group | * Bassist Tomohisa Kawazoe, one of the group's founders, was also the bassist for the group LINDBERG, who performed the original version of BELIEVE IN LOVE. | ||
* The original version of BELIEVE IN LOVE was used as an opening theme for the Japanese TV series ''Yume de aetara -A SWEET NIGHTMARE-'' (夢で逢えたら -A SWEET NIGHTMARE-). | * The original version of BELIEVE IN LOVE was used as an opening theme for the Japanese TV series ''Yume de aetara -A SWEET NIGHTMARE-'' (夢で逢えたら -A SWEET NIGHTMARE-). | ||
* Outfielder Hidenori Kuramoto of the Chunichi Dragons has also used BELIEVE IN LOVE as his theme for home games. | * Outfielder Hidenori Kuramoto of the Chunichi Dragons has also used BELIEVE IN LOVE as his theme for home games. | ||