Music
- Opening theme song: "Say U Love Me" by Jason and Lara
- Ending theme song : "惡作劇" by Wang Lan Yin
It Started With a Kiss Original Soundtrack (惡作劇之吻 電視原聲帶)
- Release Date：21 October 2005
- Language: Mandarin
- Format: Studio album
- Genre: Mandopop
| Track # | Title | Artist |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Dream Waltz" | |
| 2 | "Say U Love Me" (Opening Theme) | Lara Veronin (梁心頤)、Jason Wang (王威登) |
| 3 | "Meet" (遇到) | Fang Ya Xian (方雅賢) |
| 4 | "Love Ocean" (愛情海) | Ye Qing Long (葉慶龍) |
| 5 | "Heard" (聽見) | Fang Ya Xian (方雅賢) |
| 6 | "Say U Love Me"（Guitar Version） | |
| 7 | "Come A Little Closer" (靠近一點點) | Lara Veronin (梁心頤) |
| 8 | "Can We" (能不能) | Jason Wong (王威登)、Landy Wen (溫嵐) |
| 9 | "The Whole World Could Hear" (全世界的人都知道) | Wang Yu Yun (王俞勻) |
| 10 | "Peaceful World" (和平世界)（Guitar Version） | Lara Veronin (梁心頤) & Jason Wang (王威登) |
| 11 | "Regret" (後悔) | He Shu Yu (何書宇) |
| 12 | "Practical Joke" (惡作劇) (Ending Theme) | Wang Lan Yin (王藍茵) |
| 13 | "Sky" (the English version of Love Ocean) | Ye Qing Long (葉慶龍) |
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