Oh My Love (album) - Track Listing

Track Listing

All lyrics by Izumi Sakai (Lyrics of track 5 by Sakai and Noboru Uesugi of Wands)

  1. Oh My Love
  2. Top Secret
  3. Kitto Wasurenai (きっと忘れない?)
  4. Mō Sukoshi Ato Sukoshi (もう少し あと少し…?)
  5. Ame ni Nurete (雨に濡れて?)
  6. Kono Ai ni Oyogi Tsukarete mo (この愛に泳ぎ疲れても?)
  7. I Still Remember
  8. If You Gimme Smile
  9. Rainen no Natsu mo (来年の夏も?)
  10. Anata ni Kaeritai (あなたに帰りたい?)
Zard
  • Izumi Sakai
Studio albums
  • Good-bye My Loneliness
  • Mō Sagasanai
  • Hold Me
  • Yureru Omoi
  • Oh My Love
  • Forever You
  • Today Is Another Day
  • Eien
  • Toki no Tsubasa
  • Tomatteita Tokei ga Ima Ugokidashita
  • Kimi to no Distance
DVDs
  • What a Beautiful Moment
  • Zard Le Portfolio 1991-2006
  • What a Beautiful Memory 2007
  • What a Beautiful Memory 2009
  • What a Beautiful Memory 2009
Other Releases
  • Zard Blend: Sun & Stone
  • Zard Best the Single Collection: Kiseki
  • Zard Best: Requested Memorial
  • Zard Cruising & Live: Limited Edition Live CD
  • Zard Blend II: Leaf & Snow
  • Golden Best: 15th Anniversary
  • Soffio di Vento: Best of Izumi Sakai Sellection
  • Brezza di Mare: Dedicated to Izumi Sakai
  • Zard Request Best: Beautiful Memory
  • Zard Premium Box 1991-2008 Complete Single Collection
  • Zard Single Collection: 20th Anniversary
Concerts
  • Zard First Live "Hold Me"
  • Cruising & Live at the Pacific Venus
  • What a Beautiful Moment Tour
  • What a Beautiful Memory 2007-2009
  • Zard Screen Harmony
Notable Singles
  • "Makenaide"
  • "Yureru Omoi"
  • "My Friend"
  • "Don't You See!"
  • "Eien"
  • "Unmei no Roulette Mawashite"
  • "Glorious Mind"
Related articles
  • B-Gram Records
  • Field of View
  • Wands
  • Deen
  • "Dan Dan Kokoro Hikareteku"

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