Difference between revisions of "Kimi ga Ireba"
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Revision as of 14:22, 23 May 2022
| Title: | キミがいれば |
|---|---|
| Artist: | Iori (Original ver., Movie 3 ver., Movie 4 ver.) Reiko (Movie 7 ver.) Karen Aoki (Movie 25 ver.) |
| Composer: | Katsuo Ohno |
| Arrangement: | Katsuo Ohno (Movie 1, 3, 4, 7 ver,) Yugo Kanno (Movie 25 ver.) |
| Lyrics: | Ren Takayanagi |
Kimi ga Ireba (キミがいれば , lit. "If You're There"), is an insert song that first appeared in the film The Time-Bombed Skyscraper. Later, it was continued to be used often in the anime and movies.
Lyrics
Variations
- Kimi ga Ireba - The original version of the song, It is used in:
- The Time-Bombed Skyscraper (Movie 1)
- A Ghost Ship Murder Case (Episode 62)
- A Crab and Whale Kidnapping Case (Episode 65)
- The Fourteenth Target (Movie 2)
- Kimi ga Ireba (Last Century Version) - This version of the song is used in:
- The Last Wizard of the Century (Movie 3)
- The Private Eyes' Requiem (Movie 10)
- Kimi ga Ireba (Assassin Version) - This version of the song is used in Captured in Her Eyes (Movie 4).
- Kimi ga Ireba (Crossroad Version) - This version of the song is sung by Reiko and is used in Crossroad in the Ancient Capital (Movie 7).
- Kimi ga Ireba (The Bride of Halloween Version) - This version of the song is arranged by Yugo Kanno and is sung by Karen Aoki. It is used in The Bride of Halloween (Movie 25).
References
- Lyrics
- Full Japanese and Romaji lyrics from Animesonglyrics: Kimi ga Ireba - Animesonglyrics. Retrieved on May 23, 2022.
