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Original full length CD version of the song. | Original full length CD version of the song. | ||
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The TV Size version is cut from 0:17 - 1:06, 2:51 - 3:32. Reducing the runtime to around 1 minute and 19 seconds. | |||
The TV | It is also only available in [[wikipedia:Monaural sound|mono]] rather than [[wikipedia:Stereophonic sound|stereo]], adding in a fadeout and the [[Kwak Sound Effect]]s to the beginning and end. | ||
It is also only available in mono rather than stereo, adding in a fadeout and the [[Kwak Sound Effect]]s to the beginning and end. | |||
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Revision as of 15:56, 9 November 2024
約束だよ (Yakusoku Dayo "Kwak's Song", lit: It's a Promise) is the Japanese Opening song for Alfred J. Kwak. It was first released as a CD single on 25 May 1989.
Song Credits
- Vocals: Megumi Hayashibara
- Composer: Herman van Veen
- Arranger: Michiaki Kato
- Lyricist: Herman van Veen
- Lyrics Translation: Kazuko Sakata
- Produced by: Shinji Sawada (Group Softrend)
- Executive Producer: Masahiro Shioda (Polydor K.K.)
- Recorded at: Keystone Studio
- Recorded by: Kazutoyo Takeda (Polydor K.K.)
- Mixed by: Kazutoyo Takeda (Polydor K.K.)
- Assisted by: Hideaki Nishimura (Mix)
- Special Thanks: Telescreen, チャペル・インターソング, ARTSVISION, TV TOKYO Music
Lyrics
| Original Japanese | Hepburn | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
|
君の夢の中 はじまる物語 |
Kimi no yume no naka hajimaru monogatari |
Inside of your dream a story begins |
| Original Japanese | Hepburn | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
|
君の夢の中 はじまる物語 |
Kimi no yume no naka hajimaru monogatari |
Inside of your dream a story begins |
| Original Japanese | Hepburn | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
|
君の夢の中 はじまる物語 |
Kimi no yume no naka hajimaru monogatari |
Inside of your dream a story begins |
Sampling
- The song is based on Template:Spetter Pieter Pater.
- At the 1:55 - 2:08 point[note 1], the song uses the melody of Scotland the Brave.
"Scotland the Brave" (instrumental)
Variations
A (Full Length)
Original full length CD version of the song.
B (TV Size)
The TV Size version is cut from 0:17 - 1:06, 2:51 - 3:32. Reducing the runtime to around 1 minute and 19 seconds. It is also only available in mono rather than stereo, adding in a fadeout and the Kwak Sound Effects to the beginning and end.
Appearances
The song only appears in the Japanese and Mandarin versions of the series.
| Episode | Musical Number | Variation |
|---|---|---|
| 1-52 | OP | |
| 52 | B10(?) | M-1C(?) |
Availability
A (Full Length)
CD Single
- 1989.05.25 [note 2]
- 1997.03.05
CD Compilation
- 2006.03.29 UICZ-8002
- 2015.06.17 KICS-3192~42[note 3][1]
External links
- "約束だよ". Amazon.co.jp product page for [note 4]. Retrieved 2024-10-17.
- "約束だよ”KWAK’S SONG”". MusicBrainz song page. Retrieved 2024-10-19.
Notes
- ↑ Full version.
- ↑ Megumi Hayashibara's 1st CD Single
- ↑ Best quality release of the song
- ↑ The product page's track listing is incorrect, the CD only includes Yakusoku Dayo "Kwak's Song" and Happy Happy "Alfred's Walk".
References
- ↑ Spectrum analysis