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*{{ko icon}} [http://www.thetrax.com The TRAX Official Site (Korea)] |
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*{{jp icon}} [http://www.trax-net.jp The TRAX Official Site (Japan)] |
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*{{ko icon}} [http://smtown.com SM Entertainment's Official Site] |
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*{{jp icon}} [http://avexnet.jp Avex Trax's Official Site] |
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Scorpio is the title song of a South Korean rock band TRAX. It was made in two versions: Korean and Japanese.
This song is composed and produced by X-Japan's Yoshiki[1]. The lyricist for the Japanese version is Hitomi Shiratori. Yoshiki helped wrote lyrics to TRAX's second Japanese single "Rhapsody"[2].
The Japanese single includes a 20-page colour booklet.
The Korean version has the first and second verses in English and the chorus and third verse are in Korean. The Japanese version also has the first and second verse in English, but the chorus and third verse are in Japanese.
The single for the Japanese version has no parental advisory of coarse language. It has five instances of profanity ("suck" is said one time, "fuck" is said three times and another word was bleeped, but it is assumed that the word is "shit").
Korean single track list
Label: SM Entertainment
Released: December 17, 2004
Track list:
- Scorpio
- Tears
- Beat Traitor
- Knife
- Over the Rainbow (Piano Version)
- Over the Rainbow (Rock Version)
Japanese single track list
Label: Avex Trax
Released: December 14, 2004
Track list:
- Scorpio
- Tears (X-Japan Cover)
- Beat Traitor
- Knife