Year of release 2006

Songs 24

Album time 01:13:22

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
The Sandsea
 
2:21
2
Esper Battle
 
3:23
3
Sorrow (Imperial Version)
 
2:49
4
Seeking Power
 
3:13
5
Desperate Fight
 
2:44
6
Jahara, Land Of The Garif
 
4:59
7
Ozmone Plains
 
2:30
8
The Golmore Jungle
 
3:50
9
Eruyt Village
 
4:13
10
You're Really A Child...
 
0:14
11
Chocobo ~FFXII Version~
 
2:04
12
An Imminent Threat
 
2:45
13
Clash On The Big Bridge ~FFXII Version~
 
2:46
14
Abandoning Power
 
2:36
15
The Stillshrine Of Miriam
 
3:24
16
Time For A Rest
 
2:10
17
White Room
 
3:45
18
The Salikawood
 
2:37
19
The Phon Coast
 
3:59
20
Destiny
 
2:58
21
The Sochen Cave Palace
 
3:39
22
A Moment's Rest
 
4:32
23
Near The Water
 
3:12
24
The Mosphoran Highwaste
 
2:50

Final Fantasy XII (Original Soundtrack) (CD3) by Hitoshi Sakimoto, Nobuo Uematsu (植松伸夫), Taro Hakase, Hayato Matsuo, Yuji Toriyama, and Masaharu Iwata is collected on this page with album-level details The page is built for listeners who want the release facts, song names and basic catalog signals without searching through several sections.

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