''9 Lives'' is the ninth

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singer

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, released in Japan in September 2003, in Scandinavia in June 2005 and Internationally in September 2006. The album peaked at number 16 on the Swedish Charts, becoming Pandora's third top twenty album, and first since '' Tell the World'' in 1995. The album includes Pandora's two

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songs, "You" in

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and "Runaway" in

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, with neither progressing past the semi-finals. On the album sleeve, Pandora writes; "9 albums in 10 years, I feel so fortunate. This is music that has been in my head for quite sometime waiting... growing... Thanks to all of you who have been following me over the years and welcome to the new listeners".

Track listing

Japanese version

# "A Love Like This" – 3:24 # "Girl in a Daydream" – 2:59 # "Chapter One" – 3:32 # "Tomorrow Comes Too Soon" – 3:45 # "Best Friends" – 4:08 # "I'll Be Gone" – 3:30 # "

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" – 3:03 # "When I'm Over You" – 3:41 # "Invisible Girl" – 3:38 # "Been All Around" – 3:59 # "You & I" – 3:20 # "I'm the Better Woman" – 3:11 # "Summer Rain" – 3:59 # "Never Give Up" – 4:19

Scandinavian/International version

# "A Love Like This" – 3:24 # " I'm Confused" – 3:33 # "Runaway" – 2:52 # "Girl in a Daydream" – 2:59 # "Tomorrow Comes Too Soon" – 3:45 # "Best Friends" – 4:08 # "I'll Be Gone" – 3:30 # "

" – 3:03 # "Don't Worry" – 4:00 # "Chapter One" – 3:32 # "You & I" – 3:20 # "Invisible Girl" – 3:38 # "I'm the Better Woman" – 3:11

Charts

Release history

Video games

The songs "A Love Like This" and "Girl in a Daydream" are included in the arcade games ''

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version of the first ''SuperNova'' game also included both songs.

References

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