Tracklist / Midis / MP3 Samples

Track Listings - Disc One (60:40) Track Title Track Time MIDI File 01) Chrono Cross ~Scars of Time~  mp3 sample 2:29 [MIDI] 02) Between Life and Death  mp3 sample 2:38 [MIDI] 03) Arni Village ~ Home  mp3 sample 3:23 [MIDI] 04) Fields of Time ~ Home World  mp3 sample 3:26 [MIDI] 05) Lizard Dance  mp3 sample 2:41 [MIDI] 06) Reminiscing ~Uneraseable Memory~  mp3 sample 3:25 [MIDI] 07) On the Beach of Dreams ~ Another World  mp3 sample 2:22 [MIDI] 08) Arni Village ~ Another  mp3 sample 3:32 [MIDI] 09) Ephemeral Memory 2:51 [MIDI] 10) Lost Fragment 3:12 [MIDI] 11) Drowned Valley 2:00 [MIDI] 12) Termina ~ Another  mp3 sample 2:43 [MIDI] 13) Departed Souls 3:43 [MIDI] 14) Forest of Illusion 3:25 [MIDI] 15) Snakebone Mansion 2:54 [MIDI] 16) Victory ~A Gift of Spring~ 0:56 [MIDI] 17) Lost in Time 3:24 [MIDI] 18) Galdorb ~ Another  mp3 sample 3:26 [MIDI] 19) Hydra Swamp 3:10 [MIDI] 20) Fragment of a Dream 1:35 [MIDI] 21) Voyage ~ Another World 2:32 [MIDI] 22) Ghost Ship  mp3 sample 2:00 [MIDI] 23) Deathfire Mountain 3:39 [MIDI] 24) Fortress of Ancient Dragons 3:54 [MIDI] 25) Grief 0:20 [MIDI]

Track Listings - Disc Two (59:50) Track Title Track Time MIDI File 01) Beginning of a Dream 0:42 [MIDI] 02) A Narrow Space Between Dimensions 2:47 [MIDI] 03) Termina ~ Home 3:38 [MIDI] 04) The Dragoons  mp3 sample 3:01 [MIDI] 05) Voyage ~ Home World  mp3 sample 3:22 [MIDI] 06) Galdorb ~ Home 3:58 [MIDI] 07) Marbule ~ Home 2:55 [MIDI] 08) Zelbess 2:42 [MIDI] 09) The Splendidly Grand Magic Troupe 1:31 [MIDI] 10) Nap 0:13 [MIDI] 11) Chronomantique  mp3 sample 3:18 [MIDI] 12) Dilemma 2:47 [MIDI] 13) Optimism 2:19 [MIDI] 14) Isle of the Dead 3:11 [MIDI] 15) Dead Sea/Tower of Destruction  mp3 sample 3:10 [MIDI] 16) Prisoners of Fate  mp3 sample 3:26 [MIDI] 17) A Light Already Lost  mp3 sample 0:32 [MIDI] 18) Island of the Earth Dragon 3:16 [MIDI] 19) Navel of the World 2:59 [MIDI] 20) Gale 2:00 [MIDI] 21) Victory ~A Cry in Summer~ 0:53 [MIDI] 22) Marbule ~ Another  mp3 sample 3:00 [MIDI] 23) Magic from the Fairies 0:13 [MIDI] 24) Etude 1 0:12 [MIDI] 25) Etude 2 0:14 [MIDI] 26) Magical Dreamers ~The Wind, the Stars, and the Sea~  mp3 sample 2:02 [MIDI]

Disc Three (53:21) Track Title Track Time MIDI File 01) Garden of God 2:45 [MIDI] 02) Chronopolis  mp3 sample 4:12 [MIDI] 03) Fates ~The God of Destiny~  mp3 sample 3:10 [MIDI] 04) Jellyfish Sea 2:55 [MIDI] 05) Burning Orphanage  mp3 sample 2:44 [MIDI] 06) The Girl Who Stole the Stars 3:48 [MIDI] 07) The Dream that Time Dreams 4:01 [MIDI] 08) Dragon's Prayer 5:57 [MIDI] 09) Tower of Stars 2:26 [MIDI] 10) Frozen Flame  mp3 sample 2:54 [MIDI] 11) Dragon God  mp3 sample 3:21 [MIDI] 12) Dark Realms of Time 0:42 [MIDI] 13) Life ~A Distant Promise~ 6:32 [MIDI] 14) Reminiscing ~Uneraseable Memory~  mp3 sample 1:39 [MIDI] 15) Radical Dreamers ~Unstealable Jewel~ 4:25 [MIDI] 16) Fragment of a Dream 2:00 [MIDI]

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Radical Dreamers ~Unstealable Jewel~

Composer: Yasunori Mitsuda

Japanese (Original) Osanai te ni tsutsunda Furueteru sono hikari wo Kokomade tadottekita Jikan no fuchi wo samayoi Sagashi tzuzukete kitayo Namae sae shiranaikeredo Tada hitotsu no omoi wo Anata ni tewatashitakute Toki wa ai mo itami mo Fukaku dakitome Keshite yukukedo watashi wa Oboeteiru zutto Watashi no mune no oku ni Itsukaraka hibiite ita Yotsuyu no shizuku yori mo Kasukana sasayakidakedo Itetsuku hoshi no yami e Tsumugu inori ga Tooi anata no sora ni Todoku you ni.

English (Translation) I've followed this far in search of That glimmering light Clasped in the hands of a child, Wandering the brink of time. I have continued searching for you, Though I know not your name, Because I wanted to share This feeling with you. Time envelops both love and pain, Until they fade away. But I still remember them And always will. Though I cannot remember when, A whisper began echoing Deep within my heart, Fainter than drops of evening dew. May this prayer I spin Weave through the darkness of the frozen stars And reach the skies above you, So far away.

Lyrics Credit and Translation
Square Enix Music Online | Anime Lyrics | The Opera House | Chudah's Corner | Squaremusic

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What is a pirated or "bootleg" CD?

Bootleg CDs are those that are reproduced and sold without authorization by the original publishers of the music. This has become a very serious issue throughout the entire recording industry, but it's an especially serious problem among the game and anime music community. Countries such as Taiwan and China have taken advantage of the lack of widespread distribution of game and anime soundtracks, and have thus flooded the market with cheap, unauthorized knockoffs. Aside from not being an "official" product, the original publishers receive nothing from these sales, which ultimately hurts the very artists who create the music. In fact, buyers are often fooled by these bootlegs, since they often don't know what legitimate albums look like.

How do I know if I am buying an authentic album or a bootleg?

Here at SquareSound, we've made it very easy for you. Every item we sell here is a legitimate import from the original Japanese manufacturer. We feel very strongly against these products, so you'll never see us selling them.

Why should I buy authentic, original copies when bootlegs are so much cheaper?

How would you feel if you spent a lot of time, talent, money and energy creating something, and then a company came along, copied it, sold it, made a load of money, and didn't give you anything at all in return?

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Bottom line: We support the artists and their hard work, and hope you will too!