Weekender Girl

==Background==
"Weekender Girl" is a song featuring Hatsune Miku by kz. A bouncy electropop work resulting from a collaboration between kz and Hachioji-P, it is the tie-up song for -Project DIVA- f.
==Other versions==
===Preceding and succeeding versions===
==Lyrics==
Japanese (日本語歌詞) 	Romaji (ローマ字)
きらびやかなストロボが 	kirabiyaka na sutorobo ga
ときめくLEDが 	tokimeku LED ga
私の手を取り走る 	watashi no te o tori hashiru
つまずいて目が醒めた Ah 	tsumazuite me ga sameta Ah
 	
まだ頭の中にある 	mada atama no naka ni aru
刺激的なラインと 	shigekiteki na rain to
手元に流れる時間 	temoto ni nagareru jikan
見比べたら溜め息 	mikurabetara tameiki
 	
巡り巡るの 	meguri meguru no
退屈な日々を超える 	taikutsu na hibi o koeru
 	
今日も夢を見るわ 	kyou mo yume o miru wa
七色　輝く音 	nana iro　kagayaku oto
空間を埋め尽くす 	kuukan o umetsukusu
幸せ離したくないの 	shiawase hanashitakunai no
ほら　両手を高く上げて 	hora　ryoute o takaku agete
プリズムの向こう側 	purizumu no mukougawa
待ちきれない 	machikirenai
Weekender Girl 	
 	
どんなに睨んでみても 	donna ni nirande mite mo
カレンダーはまだ真ん中 	karendaa wa mada mannaka
ヘッドフォンから漏れ出した 	heddofon kara nuredashita
ビートはちょっと走り気味 	biito wa chotto hashiri kimi
 	
繰り返してく 	kurikaeshiteku
日々を抜け出して 	hibi o nukedashite
恋に落ちてゆく 	koi ni ochite yuku
この体 	kono karada
空中へ 	kuuchuu he
ふわり浮かんでく 	fuwari ukandeku
 	
今日も夢を見るわ 	kyou mo yume o miru wa
七色　響くツイーター 	nana iro　hibiku tsuiitaa
空間を満たしてく 	kuukan o mitashiteku
幸せ離したくないの 	shiawase hanashitakunai no
ほら　両手を高く上げて 	hora　ryoute o takaku agete
プリズムの向こう側 	purizumu no mukougawa
待ちきれない 	machikirenai
Weekender Girl 	
==Derivatives==
==Other media appearances==
===Discography===
This song was featured in the following albums:
* Weekender Girl / fake doll
* Re:Dial
* Re:Upload
* electroll
* Eight -THE BEST OF Hachioji-P-
This song was featured in the following compilation albums:
* 初音ミク-Project DIVA-F Complete Collection
* VOCALOID chouBEST -memories-
* 初音ミク Thank you 1826 Days ～SEGA feat. HATSUNE MIKU Project 5th Anniversary Selection～
* Hatsune Miku "Magical Mirai 2014" (Live)
* 初音ミク Project DIVA MEGA39’s 10th アニバーサリーコレクション (Hatsune Miku Project DIVA MEGA39's 10th Anniversary Collection)
===Concerts===
This song was featured in the following concerts:
====DAIBA de DIVA====
DAIBA de DIVA was a promotional mini-concert that took place twice a day for two months in Japan. It was organized by a company named Joypolis in order to promote the "Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- f" video game. The three songs performed in the event were "Weekender Girl", ODDS&ENDS, and Time Machine.
===Video games===
This song was featured in the following video games:
* Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- f
* Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- Arcade Future Tone
* Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix
==Gallery==
F-pansy.png|Miku's Pansy module for the song "Weekender Girl", designed by TNSK. From the video game Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- f.
Weekender girl f loading screen.png|TNSK's loading screen, for the song "Weekender Girl". From the video game "-Project DIVA- f".
Miku 98.jpg|Miku's Pansy module for the song "Weekender Girl", designed by TNSK. From the video game Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- Arcade Future Tone.
Games - Project DIVA - Weekender Girl.jpg|Music jacket featured in -Project DIVA- Arcade Future Tone and Mega Mix
==External links==
===Official===
===Unofficial===
Category:Original songs
Category:Japanese songs
Category:Songs featuring Hatsune Miku
Category:Concert songs
Category:Partially bilingual songs
Category:Video game songs