The Best of 2008–2012
The Best of 2008–2012 is the first compilation album by Chinese singer G.E.M., released on March 27, 2013, by Hummingbird Music.[1]
The Best of 2008–2012 | ||||
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Compilation album by | ||||
Released | March 27, 2013 | |||
Genre | Pop | |||
Label | Hummingbird | |||
G.E.M. chronology | ||||
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Track listing
No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Length |
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1. | "A.I.N.Y." | G.E.M. | Lupo Groinig, G.E.M. | 03:44 |
2. | "Someday I'll Fly" | G.E.M. | Franzel Jeffrey B, Hollander Andrew B, Dana Parish | 03:51 |
3. | "All About U" | G.E.M. | Kaci Brown, Marc Nelkin, David Gamson | 04:01 |
4. | "Bubble" | G.E.M. | G.E.M. | 04:18 |
5. | "In My Heart" | G.E.M. | Lupo Groinig, G.E.M. | 04:58 |
6. | "Sleeping Beauty" | G.E.M. | G.E.M. | 04:42 |
7. | "Lover (Live Version)" | Wong Ka Kui | Wong Ka Kui | 06:06 |
8. | "Hourglass of Memories" | Ting Zhu | G.E.M. | 03:53 |
9. | "The Rose" | G.E.M. | G.E.M. | 04:46 |
10. | "Mascara" | G.E.M., AnieFann | G.E.M. | 04:05 |
11. | "G.E.M. (Get Everybody Moving)" | Lupo Groining, G.E.M. | Lupo Groining, G.E.M. | 03:27 |
12. | "Where Did You Go 2.0 (Sam Vahdat Remix)" | G.E.M. | Skot Suyama | 03:56 |
No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Length |
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1. | "Where Did U Go" | G.E.M. | Skot Suyama | 03:54 |
2. | "Get Over You" | G.E.M. | Blair Daly, Bridget Benenate, Chris Farren | 03:57 |
3. | "Good to Be Bad" | G.E.M. | Peter Roberts | 03:49 |
4. | "What Have U Done" | G.E.M. | Johnny Pederson, Michael Jay, Rike Boomgaarden | 03:36 |
5. | "Want to Tell You" | G.E.M. | Marc Nelkin, Jennifer Karr, Sidh Solanki | 02:52 |
6. | "My Secret" | G.E.M. | G.E.M. | 04:10 |
7. | "Miracle" | G.E.M. | G.E.M., Lupo Groinig | 03:51 |
8. | "Seine River" | Chen Hongyu | G.E.M. | 03:30 |
9. | "Oh Boy" | G.E.M. | G.E.M., Lupo Groinig | 03:04 |
10. | "Twinkle II" | G.E.M. | Jane Taylor, G.E.M. | 04:17 |
11. | "18" | G.E.M. | G.E.M. | 03:35 |
12. | "A.I.N.Y. (Live Version)" | G.E.M. | Lupo Groinig, G.E.M. | 03:59 |
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