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Nobita (大雄)

Studio album by

Leo Ku

Released

July 31, 2004

Genre

Cantopop

Leo Ku chronology

Games
(2003)

Nobita (大雄)
(2004)

Star Track
(2005)

Nobita (大雄) is an album by the Cantopop singer Leo Ku, released on July 31, 2004. The album is based on the main character in a Japanese manga Doraemon. The songs "Nobita" (大雄) and "Love and Honesty" (愛與誠) won Ku numerous awards in 2005.

Track listing[edit]

Nobita (大雄)
Love and Honesty (愛與誠)
美雪, 美雪
傷追人
Touch
The Biggest Comist Chaos (史上最強漫畫王大亂鬥)
小流氓
飄流教室
I'm Cat (我是貓) - Garfield Movie Theme Song (加菲貓電影主題曲)
Iron Man (鐵男)
Nobita [Happy Ending](大雄)

v t e Leo Ku
Studio albums	Games (2003) Nobita (2004) Star Track (2005) Final Fantasy (2005) Human (2006) Moments (2007) Guitar Fever (2008)
Related	Awards Discography

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