''3 Faced Elva'' () is Taiwanese

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artist Elva Hsiao's ninth Mandarin studio album. It was released on 15 June 2008 by EMI Music Taiwan and her first album since returning to EMI Music Taiwan. It was available for pre-order from 2 June 2008. A further three editions were released, ''3 Faced Elva (Self Edition)'' (3面夏娃自主版) on 27 June 2008., ''3 Faced Elva (Brave Edition)'' (3面夏娃勇敢版) on 17 July 2008. and ''3 Faced Elva (MV Collectible Edition)'' (3面夏娃影音珍藏版) on 25 July 2008. The tracks, "I'll Be There" won one of the ''Songs of the Year'' at the 2008 Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards presented by

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Track listing

# "I'll Be There" – Puma theme song # "衝動" ''Chong Dong'' (Impulse) # "兩個人的寂寞" ''Liang Ge Ren De Ji Mo'' (Both Lonely) # "More More More" # "時光隧道" ''Shi Guang Sui Dao'' (Time Tunnel) # "速配程度" ''Su Pei Cheng Du'' (Match degree) # "之後" ''Zhi Hou'' (Hereafter) # "Baby Girl" # "Hey Girl" # "類似愛情" ''Lei Si Ai Qing'' (Similar to Love) # "暫停戀愛" ''Zan Ting Lian Ai'' (Pulses of Love) # "你看不見的地方" ''Ni Kan Bu Jian De Di Fang'' (Places You Can't See)

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Elva Hsiao@Gold Typhoon Taiwan
formerly EMI Music Taiwan 2008 albums Elva Hsiao albums Gold Typhoon Taiwan albums {{Taiwan-album-stub