Miyuki Hatoyama sings Happy Birthday

Japanese First Lady Miyuki Hatoyama records a song for unicef’s Happy Birthday Download for Children charity project:

The project has collected “Happy Birthday” recordings from 180 artists and will be selling them for 105 yen each through Japanese music downloading sites starting on January 1st.

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7 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - December 20, 2009 at 9:44 am

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lacrimosa

At least she didn’t sing about her UFO-hitchhiking soul trip to Venus.

helical

Actually, if you play it in reverse, it’s a secret message that only the chosen with their heightened cosmic awareness can perceive.

http://whatjapanthinks.com Ken Y-N

She’s awful, considering she’s an ex-Takarazuka! Oh, and what’s she doing looking at the lyrics/tune at least twice during the song?

Finally, what about the royalty fees for Happy Birthday? I hope they are being waived for charity!

nyantaro

She was good at singing on stage, I hope. But awful in studio.

http://www.mutantfrog.com/ Adamu

Actually, her voice is pretty good… A little weird she had to look down at the lyrics to sing it. though. Doesn’t everyone know the words to the birthday song?
http://www.hormel.com Vonskippy

Good thing she has a “real” day job.

I almost feel sorry for the charity.
Carlos

I would love to hear her hum “Taps” as a final curtain call.

Miyuki Hatoyama sings Happy Birthday

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