Released October 18, 2001 Language Japanese Artist Miyuki Nakajima Songs LOVERS ONLY | Length 57:20 Lullaby for the Soul (Kokoromoriuta)
(2001) Singles 2000
(2002) Release date 19 September 2001 Genre Folk rock | |
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Recorded Cello Studios, O'Henry Sound Studios, and Epicurus Label Yamaha Music Communications Producers Ichizo Seo, Miyuki Nakajima Similar Miyuki Nakajima albums, Folk rock albums | ||
Lullaby for the Soul (心守歌, Kokoromoriuta) is the 29th studio album by Japanese singer-songwriter Miyuki Nakajima, released in September 2001.
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As a follow-up to a double A-Side single "Earthly Stars (Unsung Heroes)"/"Headlight, Taillight" that became an enduring seller, Lullaby for the Soul was greeted with relatively high anticipation. It debuted at #3 on the Oricon chart in first week (highest position since her 1996 compilation Daiginjyō which became last #1 hit), although it quickly fell off the top 100 with physical sales of less than 100,000 copies in total.Music video of the opening track was produced to promote the album, and it was later issued on compilation DVD Utahime: Live in L.A. in 2004.
Track listing
All songs written by Miyuki Nakajima, arranged by Ichizō Seo.
- "Whispering Rain (囁く雨, Sasayaku Ame)" – 3:39
- "Sharing a Table (相席, Aiseki)" – 5:33
- "Even the Leaves the Tallest Tree Fall and Return to Its Root (樹高千丈 落葉帰根, Jukou Senjou Rakuyou Kikon)" – 6:22
- "That Bus (あのバスに, Ano Basu ni)" – 4:30
- "Lullaby for the Soul (心守歌, Kokoromoriuta)" – 5:19
- "Snow Crystals (六花, Rokka)" – 5:23
- "It's a Carnival (カーニヴァルだったね, Kānivaru Dattane)" – 4:33
- "Tundra Bird (ツンドラ・バード, Tsundora Bādo)" – 4:48
- "Nightwalk (夜行, Yakou)" – 6:26
- "Greet the Moon (月迎え, Tsuki Mukae)" – 5:00
- "Lovers Only" – 5:47
Personnel
Production
Mastered by Tom Baker at Precision Mastering, Los Angeles