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'''''Di Er Tian Tang''''' (第二天堂; lit. ''Second Heaven'') is the second album released by ] singer ]. While the Chinese title literally translates to "Second Heaven", the English title of the album is '''Haven''' when released in English-speaking countries such as Singapore and the Philippines. '''''Di Er Tian Tang''''' (第二天堂; lit. ''Second Heaven'') is the second album released by ]an singer ]. While the Chinese title literally translates to "Second Heaven", the English title of the album is '''Haven''' when released in English-speaking countries such as Singapore and the Philippines.


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Di Er Tian Tang (第二天堂; lit. Second Heaven) is the second album released by Singaporean singer JJ Lin. While the Chinese title literally translates to "Second Heaven", the English title of the album is Haven when released in English-speaking countries such as Singapore and the Philippines.

Track listing

  1. 開始 In the Beginning (kāi shǐ)
  2. 第二天堂 Second Heaven (dì èr tiān táng)
  3. 子彈列車 Bullet Train (zǐ dàn liè chē)
  4. 起床了 Morning Call (qǐ chuáng le)
  5. 豆漿油條 Perfect Match (dòu jiāng yóu tiáo) ; lit. "Soy Milk and Dough Sticks"
  6. 江南 River South (jiāng nán)
  7. 害怕 Afraid (hài pà)
  8. 天使心 Angel (tiān shǐ xīn)
  9. 森林浴 In the Woods (sēn lín yù)
  10. 精靈 Elf (jīng líng)
  11. 相信無限 Infinity (xiāng xìn wú xiàn)
  12. 美人魚 Mermaid (měi rén yú)
  13. 距離 Distance (jù lí)
  14. 未完成 To be Continued (wèi wán chéng)
  15. Endless Road


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