Déjà-vu (Hitomi album)

Déjà-vu

Studio album by hitomi

Released

November 12, 1997

Genre

J-pop

Length

61:58

Label

avex trax

hitomi chronology

By Myself
(1996)

Déjà-vu
(1997)

Thermo Plastic
(1999)

Déjà-vu is the third original album by Japanese singer Hitomi. Originally released on November 12, 1997, by avex trax,^[1] it reached #2 on the Oricon Top 200 and charted for 11 weeks.^[2]

Track listing

CD
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Arranger(s)	Length
1.	"Mistake"	Hitomi	Tetsuya Komuro	Komuro	4:12
2.	"Busy Now"	Hitomi, Takahiro Maeda	Cozy Kubo	Kubo	5:14
3.	"Turning Point"	Hitomi	Kubo	Kubo	5:04
4.	"Slow Song"	Hitomi	Komuro	Komuro	5:41
5.	"Poker Face"	Hitomi	Komuro	Komuro	4:56
6.	"Free Soul!!"	Hitomi	Komuro, Kubo	Komuro	5:03
7.	"Hard Days Night (One More Beauty)"	Hitomi	Komuro	Komuro	4:28
8.	"Problem"	Hitomi	Komuro	Komuro	4:39
9.	"Digital Worker (Who's He?)"	Hitomi	Komuro	Komuro, Kubo	6:04
10.	"Pretty Eyes"	Hitomi	Komuro	Komuro, Kubo	5:36
11.	"Déjà-vu"	Hitomi	Komuro, Kubo	Komuro	4:12

References

External links

Hitomi
Discography
Studio albums	Go to the Top By Myself Déjà-vu Thermo Plastic Love Life Huma-rhythm Traveler Love Concent Love Life 2 Spirit Special Möbius
Compilation albums	H Self Portrait HTM: Tiartrop Fles Peace
Singles	"Let's Play Winter" "We Are "Lonely Girl"" "Candy Girl" "Go to the Top" "Sexy" "In the Future" "By Myself" "Busy Now" "Problem" "Pretty Eyes" "Sora" "Progress" "Someday" "Kimi no Tonari" "There Is..." "Taion" "Love 2000" "Maria" "Kimi ni Kiss" "Inner Child" "Is It You?" "I Am/Innocence" "Samurai Drive" "Understanding" "Flow/Blade Runner" "Hikari" "Kokoro no Tabibito/Speed Star" "Japanese Girl" "Love Angel" "Cra"G"y Mama" "Go My Way" "Ai no Kotoba" "World! Wide! Love!" "Umarete Kurete Arigato/Smile World" "TEPPEN STAR"

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