It's a song originally sung by Singaporean singer Lisa (Huang Huanchan) and included in the album of the same name of 1972. Later, Teresa Teng covered this song and included it in her Cantonese album Fatal.
Fatal is a Cantonese album released by China singer Teresa Teng on 1980. The theme song of "The Dead" [1] is the theme song of the TV series "The Dead". Unexpectedly, Teresa Teng's first Cantonese album was very popular with the audience, and soon after its release, its sales increased greatly and it became a platinum record. Twenty-two years later, Universal Records once again post-processed the master tape with brand-new XRCD technology, and released this XRCD version of Necessity. Teresa Teng's wonderful voice and singing style, restored by the new sound technology, are more mellow and clear, and charming and sweet.
Born in Taiwan Province Province, China. She is the most famous singer in the history of pop music in China, and one of the representative Japanese female singers in the Showa era in Japan. 1967 released his first solo album, which started his singing career. 1974 won the Japanese record award "Newcomer Award" for his Japanese song "Airport", which established his acting career in Japan. China singers held their first concert tour on 1983, and then stopped their commercial performances. 1On May 8th, 995, Teresa Teng died in Chiang Mai, Thailand due to bronchial asthma attack [2]; In the same year, Teresa Teng won the "Golden Needle Award" at the Hong Kong Top Ten Golden Melody Awards Ceremony. All-Japan Cable Broadcasting Award, Japan Cable Award and Japan Record Award were awarded "Special Excellence Award" respectively. 1996, Teresa Teng was awarded the "Special Contribution Award" by the Taiwan Golden Melody Award. In 2007, Teresa Teng became the "Pop Concert Hall" of Masao Koga Music Museum.