Meine Welt

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Meine Welt
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Studio album by
Released26 May 2003 (2003-05-26)
Genre
Length64:08
Label
Producer
  • Gary B.
  • Dieter Bohlen
  • DJ Derezon
  • FlexibelBetriebe
  • Achim Jannsen
  • Chris Kusch
  • Udo Lindenberg
  • G. Mart
  • Mighty KK
  • O-Jay
  • Oliver Pinelli
  • Ingo Politz
  • Schallbau
  • Mirko von Schlieffen
  • Manfred Thiers
  • Bernd Wendlandt
Yvonne Catterfeld chronology
Meine Welt
(2003)
Farben meiner Welt
(2004)

Meine Welt ("My World") is the first album by the German singer Yvonne Catterfeld, released by Hansa Records and BMG on 26 May 2003.

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Für dich"
  • Bohlen
4:31
2."Abendstern"
  • Catterfeld
  • Thomas Rüllich
  • Mighty KK
  • Olli Pinelli
  • Bintia Harris
  • Pinelli
  • Mighty KK
  • DJ Derezon
3:32
3."Niemand sonst"
  • Götz von Sydow
  • Ralf Hildenbeutel
  • Schallbau
3:33
4."Wenn du mich berührst"
  • Mighty KK
  • Harris
  • Mighty KK
3:44
5."Blaue Augen"
  • Pinelli
  • Mighty KK
4:19
6."Die Welt steht still"
  • Schallbau
4:21
7."Gefühle"
  • Hirschburger
  • Mirko von Schlieffen
  • Achim Jannsen
  • Manfred Thiers
  • Jannsen
  • von Schlieffen
  • Thiers
3:38
8."Sag mir"
  • Hildenbeutel
  • von Sydow
  • Evans
  • Schallbau
4:30
9."Manchmal"
  • Olaf Jeglitza
  • Boris Köhler
  • O-Jay
  • Gary B.
  • Chris Kusch
3:36
10."Unendlich weit"
  • Andreas John
  • Erik McHoll
  • Alexandra Ziehm
  • Ingo Politz
  • Bernd Wendlandt
3:47
11."Verwelkt"
  • John
  • McHoll
  • Ziehm
  • Politz
  • Wendlandt
3:39
12."Komm zurück zu mir"
  • Jeglitza
  • Köhler
  • G. Mart
3:39
13."Niemandsland" (featuring Udo Lindenberg)
  • Lindenberg
  • FlexibelBetriebe
3:52
14."Regenbogen"
  • Pinelli
  • Daniel Zenke
  • Pinelli
  • Mighty KK
4:10
15."If I Could"
  • Hildenbeutel
  • von Sydow
  • Schallbau
3:33
16."If You"
  • Bohlen
  • Bohlen
3:45

Charts

Release history

RegionDateFormatLabel
Austria26 May 2003Digital download, CD Hansa, BMG
Germany
Switzerland

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