Ring a Bell

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"Ring a Bell / Kane o Narashite"
"Ring a Bell" digital download cover
Single by Bonnie Pink
from the album One
B-side	"Pump It Up!"
Released	April 16, 2008 (2008-04-16)
Recorded	2008
Genre	Pop rock, power pop
Length	4:07
Label	Warner Music Japan
Songwriter(s)	Bonnie Pink
Producer(s)	Bonnie Pink, Burning Chicken
Bonnie Pink singles chronology
"Water Me" (2007) "Ring a Bell / Kane o Narashite" (2008) "Joy" (2009)
Alternative cover
Japanese version cover

"Ring a Bell" is a song by Japanese musician Bonnie Pink. Initially released in English as a digital single on April 16, 2008, the song was re-released in Japanese as a full-length single, retitled "Kane o Narashite" (鐘を鳴らして), on August 6, 2008. The song was used as the theme song for the Namco game Tales of Vesperia, with the English version of the song used for the game's overseas release.

The song was one of Bonnie Pink's most commercially successful singles, with the Japanese-language version selling over 250,000 digital downloads in Japan, becoming Platinum certified by the RIAJ.^[1]