My Way (Shirley Kwan album)

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My Way
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Studio album by
Released8 July 1994 (1994-07-08)
RecordedApril 1994
Genre
Length43:13
Label PolyGram
Producer Joseph Ip
Shirley Kwan chronology
The Story of Shirley
(1993)
My Way
(1994)
'Ex' All Time Favourites
(1995)

My Way is the ninth Cantonese studio album by Hong Kong solo artist Shirley Kwan, released in 8 July 1994.

Track listing

TrackTitleTitle in EnglishComposed byLyrics byArranged by
01逝去的傳奇Lost LegendDick Lee向雪懷周啟生
02繾綣星光下Cuddling Underneath the StarsJ.L. Dabadie/G. Lunghini周禮茂Tony A
03緊張AnxietyLam Man Chung因葵Lam Man Chung
04夜靠誰Who Cares For Me In the Night周啟生余紹琪周啟生
05平靜裡的一盞燈The Lamp of TranquilityJ.L. Dabadie/G. LunghiniLam Man Chung蘇德華
06心箭Arrow To The Heart草生 Wong Jim 周啟生
07RUMOURRUMOURLauren ChristyKeith Chan (陳少琪)Tony A
08告別戀曲Farewell中西保志簡寧Tony A
09驚世感覺Out Of This WorldLam Man ChungLam Man ChungLam Man Chung
10偷取我心Stealing My Heart蘇德華黃真蘇德華
11窗內窗外A Window ApartLauren Christy簡寧Tony A

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