Voice of Earth - Track List

Track List

CD
No. Title Lyrics Music Arrangement Length
1. "Tennyo: interlude (天女 ~interlude~, Celestial Maiden: interlude?)" Kazuhito Kikuchi & Tatsugoo Kazuhito Kikuchi & Tatsugoo 3:10
2. "Ashita e no Sanka" Shinji Nojima Kazuhito Kikuchi Yūta Nakano 5:04
3. "Sora Uta" Yūho Iwasato Kazuhito Kikuchi Yūta Nakano 4:19
4. "Natsukashii Mirai: Longing Future" Taeko Onuki Kazuhito Kikuchi Yūta Nakano 5:41
5. "Hitotsu" Yumi Yoshimoto Kazuhito Kikuchi Yūta Nakano 5:07
6. "Kaze no Tegami" Yūho Iwasato Kazuhito Kikuchi Yūta Nakano 5:00
7. "Brave" Yumi Kawanabe Kazuhito Kikuchi h-wonder 4:27
8. "Yume no Garden (夢のガーデン, Dream Garden?)" alan, Yumi Kawanabe Kazuhito Kikuchi ats- 5:41
9. "Gunjō no Tani" Cocco Cocco tasuku 5:05
10. "My Friend" kenko-p Kazuhito Kikuchi tasuku 4:24
11. "Liberty" Yūho Iwasato Kazuhito Kikuchi SHiNTA 4:49
12. "Tsuki ga Watashi (月がわたし, I Am the Moon?)" Kazuhito Kikuchi Kazuhito Kikuchi ats- 4:35
13. "Red Cliff: Shin-Sen" Goro Matsui Taro Iwashiro Yūta Nakano 5:57
14. "Megumi no Ame" Toko Furūchi Kazuhito Kikuchi Yūta Nakano 5:13
15. "Together" Miki Matsui Alan Dawa Dolma Yūta Nakano 4:27
Total length: 70:57
Tower Records Exclusive Bonus CD
No. Title Lyrics Music Arrangement Length
1. "Red Cliff: Shin-Sen (Modern Rock Version)" Goro Matsui 5:23
Total length: 5:23
DVD
No. Title Length
1. "Intro"
2. "Ashita e no Sanka"
3. "Hitotsu"
4. "Natsukashii Mirai: Longing Future"
5. "Sora Uta"
6. "Kaze no Tegami"
7. "Red Cliff: Shin-Sen"
8. "Megumi no Ame"
9. "Gunjō no Tani"
10. "Choir (Natsukashii Mirai: Longing Future)"
11. "Together"
12. "Outro Gunjō no Tani Making Video"

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