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altho its written under the "insert song" (i think) Eternal Love, i think the credits apply to both songs..
it also clearly restates that the composer for the song is Hamauzu and not Uematsu
Its nice to know the singer had a part in writing the lyrics tho
edit: FF Wikia states: In September 2009 it was announced that Uematsu opted out of composing for Final Fantasy XIII to focus on Final Fantasy XIV. The game has another theme song, although unreleased titled "Eternal Love."
no citation of where this was announced tho
Last edited by spirawase; Nov 03 2009 at 08:20 PM..
altho its written under the "insert song" (i think) Eternal Love, i think the credits apply to both songs..
it also clearly restates that the composer for the song is Hamauzu and not Uematsu
Its nice to know the singer had a part in writing the lyrics tho
edit: FF Wikia states: In September 2009 it was announced that Uematsu opted out of composing for Final Fantasy XIII to focus on Final Fantasy XIV. The game has another theme song, although unreleased titled "Eternal Love."
no citation of where this was announced tho
Thanks for the info
Oh? she did? that's nice
"Eternal Love", I saw that too under the special page
I'm also curious about that song :3
I guess Hamauzu will do fine for the main theme. Unless it's the "Flash" theme we've been hearing for years now...
I think Eternal Love will be the English theme song for the west. Similar to Angela Aki, she had also 2 themesongs for FFXII: A Japanese and an English one.