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| rdfs:comment | - The song was first uploaded on June 9, 2010, it currently has half a hundred thousand views to date. One of the unique things in the song, in several parts Rin can be heard singing from the right (using earphones) and Len on the (left); a reference to their names. The gibberish in the song has no meaning.
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| songtitle | - "ハローアゲイン"
- English: Hello Again
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| Link | - Niconico Broadcast / YouTube Broadcast
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| Title | - Rin and Len Append's Cover
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| Color | - rinlen
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| abstract | - The song was first uploaded on June 9, 2010, it currently has half a hundred thousand views to date. One of the unique things in the song, in several parts Rin can be heard singing from the right (using earphones) and Len on the (left); a reference to their names. Like many other Mayuko's works, it's stories has no fixed meaning whatsoever. Rin kept singing words Len couldn't understand after "waking up"; hoping Len would understand, whilst Len hopes one day he would understand those words. In Mayuko's mylist, her comment on the song was "words of love", and in her video description in Nico Nico Douga, her comment was "believe" (no subject). The gibberish in the song has no meaning.
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