The Missing Piece (Twins Album) - Track List (English Version)

Track List (English Version)

CD:

  1. "One time no two"
  2. "Kindergarten"
  3. "Deep sea"
  4. "Ching Zao Geum"
  5. "Finding Mozart"
  6. "Perfect Match"
  7. "Sky VS Land"
  8. "Lyricist's fault"
  9. "Texas Story"
  10. "Searching for treasure"
  11. "Dreaming about golden house"

DVD:

  1. "One time no two"
  2. "Kindergarten"
  3. "Texas Story"
  4. "Searching for treasure"
  5. "Dreaming about golden house"
Twins
  • Charlene Choi
  • Gillian Chung
Cantonese albums
  • Our Souvenir
  • Amazing Album
  • Touch of Love
  • Evolution
  • Magic
  • Girl Power
  • Samba
  • 36 Strategems
  • The Missing Piece
  • Ho Hoo Tan
  • Twins Party
  • 2 Be Free
Mandarin albums
  • Trainee Cupid
  • Around the World with 80 Dollars
  • Twins Language
  • 3650
Compilation albums
  • Happy Together
  • Si Xi Lin Men Xi Ying Chun
  • Such A Better Day
  • Our Love
  • Everyone Bounce
Live albums
  • Twins Ichiban Amazing Show
  • 04 Concert
  • Twins : The Missing Piece Concert
EPs
  • Twins
  • Twins' Love
  • Twins (2002 EP)
For children
  • Singing in the Twins Wonderland (Volume 1)
  • Singing in the Twins Wonderland (Volume 2)
  • Singing in the Twins Wonderland (Volume 3)
  • Singing in the Twins Wonderland (Volume 4)
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