K-tai Investigator 7 - Songs

Songs

Opening theme
  • "Wake You Up"
    • Lyrics: Shin Furuya (古屋 真, Furuya Shin?)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Yasushi Sasamoto (笹本 安詞, Sasamoto Yasushi?)
    • Artist: Hitomi Shimatani
Ending themes
  • "Sands of time"
    • Artist, Composition, & Arrangement: Back-On
    • Lyrics: Teeda & Kenji03
    • Episodes: 1-13
  • "Rain"
    • Lyrics: Olivia & Masumi Kawamura
    • Composition: Olivia & Rui
    • Arrangement: Rui & Kansei
    • Artist: Olivia
    • Episodes: 14-35
  • "Yumemiru.."
    • Lyrics: Nanase Aikawa & Tetsuro Oda
    • Composition: Atsuhiro Watanabe & Tetsuro Oda
    • Arrangement: Wall 5
    • Artist: Nanase Aikawa
    • Episodes: 36-45
Insert songs
  • "Himitsu no Uta" (ひみつのうた?, Secret Song)
    • Lyrics: Masato Tanno (たんの まさと, Tan'no Masato?)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Yoshihiro Ike (池 頼広, Ike Yoshihiro?)
    • Artist: Keiko (ケイコ?)
    • Episodes: 14
  • "Oshichi no Komoriuta" (お七の子守唄?, Oshichi's Lullaby)
    • Lyrics: Shūji Terayama (寺山 修司, Terayama Shūji?)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Kenji Kawai (川井 憲次, Kawai Kenji?)
    • Artist: Oshichi (お七, Oshichi?) (Mabuki Andō (安藤 麻吹, Andō Mabuki?))
    • Episodes: 20
  • "Nakitai Nara" (泣きたいなら?, If I Want to Cry)
    • Lyrics: Gorō Matsui (松井 五郎, Matsui Gorō?)
    • Composition: Kaname Nemoto (根本 要, Nemoto Kaname?)
    • Arrangement: Yūta Nakano (中野 雄太, Nakano Yūta?)
    • Artist: Hitomi Shimatani
    • Episodes: 30
  • "Ame no Hi ni wa Ame no Naka o Kaze no Hi ni wa Kaze no Naka o" (雨の日には 雨の中を 風の日には 風の中を?, In the Rain when It's Rainy, In the Wind when It's Windy)
    • Lyrics: Mitsuo Aida (相田 みつを, Aida Mitsuo?)
    • Composition: Akihito
    • Supervision: Mitsuo Aida Museum (相田みつを美術館, Aida Mitsuo Bijutsukan?)
    • Artist: Hitomi Shimatani
    • Episodes: 30

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