And & End

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And & End
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ReleasedSeptember 11, 2014
Recorded2014
Genre
Length23:38
Language Korean
Label
T-ara chronology
Gossip Girls
(2014)
And & End
(2014)
So Good
(2015)
Singles from And & End
  1. "Sugar Free (BigRoom version)"
    Released: September 10, 2014
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Sugar Free"Shinsadong Tiger, LE (EXID)Shinsadong Tiger & LE (EXID)3:55
2."ORGR"4th Hitter, S.Kim4th Hitter, S.Kim2:58
3."I Don't Want You" (남주긴 아까워; Namjugin Akkawo) Duble Sidekick Duble Sidekick, Radio Galaxi2:58
4."Last Calendar" (지난 달력; Jinan Dallyeog)Roco (Rocoberry)Rocoberry2:47
5."If I See Her" (그녀를 보면; Geunyeoreul Bomyeon) Rocoberry Conan3:10
6."Sugar Free" (Instrumental)Shinsadong Tiger, LE (EXID)Shinsadong Tiger3:55
Total length:23:38
Digital version [6] [20]
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Sugar Free" (BigRoom Version) Shinsadong Tiger, LE (EXID)Shinsadong Tiger3:55
2."Sugar Free"Shinsadong Tiger, LE (EXID)Shinsadong Tiger, LE (EXID)3:55
3."I Don't Want You" (남주긴 아까워; Namjugin Akkawo) Duble Sidekick Duble Sidekick, Radio Galaxi2:58
4."ORGR"4th Hitter, S.Kim4th Hitter, S.Kim2:58
5."Last Calendar" (지난 달력; Jinan Dallyeog)Roco (Rocoberry) Rocoberry 2:47
6."If I See Her" (그녀를 보면; Geunyeoreul Bomyeon)Conan, RocoConan3:10
7."Sugar Free" (BigRoom Version Instrumental)Shinsadong Tiger, LE (EXID)Shinsadong Tiger3:55

Charts

Sales

Sales for And & End
Country Sales amount
South Korea20,677 [22]

Release history

RegionAlbumDateFormatLabel
South KoreaAnd & EndSeptember 11, 2014 CD, digital download Core Contents Media / KT Music
VariousDigital download
South KoreaEDM Club Sugar Free EditionSeptember 24, 2014CD, digital download
VariousDigital download

Notes

  1. Titled the tenth mini album by the group's record label. [1]

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