Winter Ballades

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Winter Ballades
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Normal edition CD package
EP by
ReleasedDecember 26, 2007 (2007-12-26)
Genre Japanese pop
LengthN/A
Label Sony Music Japan
Nami Tamaki chronology
Brightdown
(2007)
Winter Ballades
(2007)
Give Me Up
(2009)

Winter Ballades is an EP by Nami Tamaki.

Contents

CD track listing

  1. "Promise"
  2. "Christmas Time"
  3. "Winter Fall"
  4. "Promise" (Instrumental)

Limited edition DVD track listing

  1. "Promise" (video clip)

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