Ingratiate Oneself
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Ingratiate Oneself, sorti en décembre 1994, est le dixième album de Faye Wong. Ce dixième album est sorti sur le label Cinepoly.
Titres
- Ingratiate Oneself (討好自己)
- Honeymoon (蜜月期)
- Making Ruins (為非作歹)
- I Fear (我怕)
- Exit (出路)
- Simple Is The Most Romantic (平凡最浪漫)
- Float (飄)
- Brink of Love and Pain (愛與痛的邊緣)
- Back Shadow(背影)
- Sky Doesn't Changes; Earth Changes (天不變地變)
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Ingratiate Oneself — Infobox Album Name = Ingratiate Oneself Type = Album Artist = Faye Wong Background = Orange Released = December 1994 Recorded = Genre = Cantopop Length = Label = Cinepoly Producer = Reviews = Last album = Sky (1994) This album = Ingratiate… … Wikipedia
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