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"Koi seyo Onnanoko"
Song

Koi seyo Onnanoko (恋せよ女の子) is Yukari Tamura's eighth single, released on May 25, 2005. Koi seyo Onnanoko is the opening theme for Gokujou Seitokai (極上生徒会, Ultimate Student Council).

Track listing

恋せよ女の子 (Koi seyo Onnanoko)
- Lyrics: Miku Hazuki
- Composition and arrangement: Kazuya Komatsu
君をつれて (Kimi wo tsurete)
- Lyrics: Yuuko Yamano
- Arrangement and composition: Yukari Hashimoto
candy smile
- Lyrics: Miku Hazuki
- Arrangement and composition: Masatomo Ota

v t e Yukari Tamura
Studio albums	What's New, Pussycat? Tenshi wa Hitomi no Naka ni Hana-furi Tsukiyo to Koi-youbi. Aozora ni Yureru Mitsugetsu no Kobune. Kohaku no Uta, Hitohira Izayoi no Tsuki, Canaria no Koi.
Compilations	True Romance Sincerely Dears...
Singles	"We Can Fly" (with Yuria Hama) "Koi seyo Onnanoko" "Spiritual Garden" "Dōwa Meikyū" "Princess Rose" "My Wish My Love"

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