A single vocal track and its karaoke version, but the song itself is worth talking about. Sentimental Graffiti 2 on Dreamcast had character singles, and Yuki's entry is this soft, wistful J-pop ballad that captures that late-90s dating sim sentimentality perfectly.
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The vocal performance is gentle without being saccharine, and the karaoke version reveals how much the instrumental arrangement is doing on its own. Clean piano lines, light synth pads, very Dreamcast-era production. Just two tracks but they sit in your head.
If you ever played any Sentimental Graffiti and wondered what the character songs sounded like outside the game, start here.