Daybreak (song)

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"Daybreak"

Single by Ayumi Hamasaki
from the album I am...
Released	March 6, 2002
Format	CD single
Genre	J-pop
Length	58:02
Label	Avex Trax
Writer(s)	Ayumi Hamasaki
Chart positions
#2 (JP)
Ayumi Hamasaki singles chronology
"a song is born" (2001)	"Daybreak" (2002)	"Free & Easy" (2002)

"Daybreak" is the 25th single released by Ayumi Hamasaki on March 6, 2002. It was a recut single meaning that the original song had already been released on an album and the single included remixes which is most likely the reason the peak position was #2. This is also her last single to feature a lot of remixes and starting from her next single, there were only 4 – 7 tracks per single.

[edit] Track listing

Daybreak (HAL's Mix 2002)
no more words (Brent Mini'S Rotary Mix)
I am… (night clubbers mix)
no more words (nicely nice remix)
I am… (Ram's Special 11Days Mix)
no more words (turn up the break mix)
I am… (Huge Fairy Tale mix)
no more words (Laugh & Peace Mix)
Daybreak (HΛL's Mix 2002) (Instrumental)
opening Run (JK's extended mix)

[edit] Chart positions

Chart (2002)	Peak position	Time in chart
Japan Oricon	#2	9 weeks

[edit] External links

Daybreak information at Avex Network.
Daybreak information at Oricon.

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