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01	Sailor Moon Theme Song English Listen - file location: c.ilike.com	Ad
02	Sailor Moon Silver Millennium Listen - file location: home.comcast.net	Ad
03	Sailor Moon Receiving Waves Part 3 Listen - file location: home.comcast.net	Ad
04	Sailor Moon My Only Love Listen - file location: members.shaw.ca	Ad
05	Sailor Moon Carry On Listen - file location: members.shaw.ca	Ad
06	Sailor Moon Only A Memory Away English Listen - file location: members.shaw.ca	Ad
07	Blood Hound Gang Sailor Moon Theme Listen - file location: home.comcast.net	Ad
08	Moon Sailor Listen - file location: geocities.jp	Ad
09	Sailor Moon Todokanu Omoi My Friends Love Listen - file location: namikaze.free.fr	Ad
10	Sailor Moon Vs Glycina Listen - file location: sailormusic.net	Ad

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Takanori Arisawa (有澤孝紀, Arisawa Takanori) (April 4, 1951 - November 26, 2005) was a Japanese composer and arranger from Tokyo. He wrote the background music for several notable anime, including most of the music for the various seasons in the Digimon franchise series and the award-winning soundtrack of the Sailor Moon anime series. He died of bladder cancer at 54 years of age. Learn more about Sailor Moon

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