Sailor Moon Theme

"Sailor Moon Theme" is the North American theme of all four seasons of Sailor Moon, the title character and the films, The Promise of the Rose, Hearts in Ice, and Black Dream Hole.

The Sailor Moon Theme music was arranged, performed and produced by Bob Summers for Don Perry Music. Lyrics were written by Andy Heyward and vocals were performed by Nicole Price and Brynne Price.

Sailor Moon Theme uses almost the exact melody of the original "Moonlight Legends" Japanese opening, but the lyrics are entirely different from its Japanese counterpart.

Lyrics

 * Fighting evil by moonlight
 * Winning love by daylight
 * Never running from a real fight
 * She is the one named Sailor Moon


 * She will... never turn her back on a friend
 * She is... always there to defend
 * She is... the one on whom we can depend
 * She is the one named Sailor...


 * ...Sailor Venus
 * ...Sailor Mercury
 * ...Sailor Mars
 * ...Sailor Jupiter
 * With secret powers
 * All so new to her
 * She is the one named Sailor Moon

Instrumental Break


 * Fighting evil by moonlight
 * Winning love by daylight
 * With her Sailor Scouts to help fight
 * She is the one named Sailor Moon
 * She is the one named Sailor Moon
 * She is the one...Sailor Moon!

Remixes
Sailor Moon: The Full Moon Collection featured two versions of the S.A.F. remix. The second track, "Sailor Moon (S.A.F. Remix)" was an "radio edit" version of the song (lasting three minutes and fifteen seconds longer the original theme), while the twentieth track, the "Sailor Moon (S.A.F. Club Mix)" was significantly longer at six minutes and forty eight seconds. The remixes are never featured in any of the four seasons or the three films.

Trivia

 * In the Sailor Moon: The Full Moon Collection album the "Sailor Moon Theme (S.A.F Remix and Club Mix)" lyrics are said to be written by Monroe Michaels, but this was a technicality of the lyrics being rearranged and edited.
 * The Sailor Moon Theme was originally recorded by an unknown female artist, but the producers wanted a "younger female voice... less professional", so Bob Summers called in Nicole (14 years) and Brynne (11 years) who were the daughters of George Price (A Don Perry Music musician), who had previously worked on other projects with Bob.