In Control (Kary Ng album)

In Control is Kary Ng's second solo album released on June 8, 2007 in CD+DVD and CD formats. It is the champion of the album award of the four channels in Hong Kong (Chinese: 四台聯頒音樂大獎的大碟獎) in 2007.

In Control
Studio album by
Kary Ng
ReleasedJune 8, 2007 (2007-06-08)
GenreCantopop, Mandopop, C-rock
LabelGold Label Records
ProducerGary Chan
Kary Ng chronology
With a Boy Like U
(2006)		 In Control
(2007)		 Lady K: Transformation
(2008)

Track listing

Unless otherwise specified, the songs below were sung in Cantonese.

  1. "山歌 (Folk songs)" feat. Justin Lo) Mountain Song
  2. "各行各路" Separate Ways
  3. "逼得太緊" Under Too Much Pressure
  4. Let Me Go
  5. Control (Cantonese)
  6. "愛過一場" (Mandarin) Loved For A Moment
  7. "馬戲團之戀" Love In The Circus
  8. Mr. Sorry
  9. "失控" Out Of Control
  10. "怕" Fear
  11. "座右銘" Motto
  12. Control (Mandarin)


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