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Second Heaven (Chinese: 第二天堂; pinyin: Di Er Tian Tang; lit. 'Second Heaven') is Singaporean Mandopop Singer-songwriter JJ Lin's second Mandarin studio album. It was released on 8 June 2004 by the Ocean Butterflies Music. 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
- 開始 In the Beginning (kāi shǐ)
- 第二天堂 Second Heaven (dì èr tiān táng)
- 子彈列車 Bullet Train (zǐ dàn liè chē)
- 起床了 Morning Call (qǐ chuáng le)
- 豆漿油條 Perfect Match (dòu jiāng yóu tiáo) ; lit. "Soy Milk and Dough Sticks"
- 江南 River South (jiāng nán)
- 害怕 Afraid (hài pà)
- 天使心 Angel (tiān shǐ xīn)
- 森林浴 In the Woods (sēn lín yù)
- 精靈 Elf (jīng líng)
- 相信無限 Infinity (xiāng xìn wú xiàn)
- 美人魚 Mermaid (měi rén yú)
- 距離 Distance (jù lí)
- 未完成 To be Continued (wèi wán chéng)
- Endless Road
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