Chapter 8 (g.o.d album)

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Chapter 8
Godchapter8albumcover.jpg
Studio album by
g.o.d
ReleasedJuly 8, 2014
October 22, 2014 (reissue)
Genre
Length52:32 (original)
LanguageKorean
Label SidusHQ, CJ E&M
Producer
G.o.d chronology
Into the Sky
(2005)		Chapter 8
(2014)		 Then & Now
(2019)
Alternate cover
Godchap8thanksedition.jpg
"Thanks" edition (reissue) cover
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."5+4+1+5=15" (instrumental medley)  4:51
2."An Ordinary Day" (original version) (보통날; Botongnal) Park Jin-young Kwon Tae-eun4:39
3."Sky Blue Promise" (하늘색 약속; Haneulsaek yaksok)
Duble Sidekick4:04
4."Saturday Night"Duble Sidekick
3:50
5."Five Men and a Kiddo" (아저씨와 메건리)  1:36
6."The Story of Our Lives (feat. Megan Lee)" (우리가 사는 이야기; Uriga saneun iyagi)Duble Sidekick
  • Duble Sidekick
  • Tenjo and Taksuko
4:37
7."Smile"
  • Duble Sidekick
  • Ahn
Duble Sidekick4:08
8."Stand Up"
Black Eyed Pilseung3:31
9."Sing for Me (feat. IU)" (노래 불러줘요; Norae bulleojwoyo)
  • Duble Sidekick
  • Soul Twins
  • Chancellor (ko)
  • Soul Twins
4:08
10."I Like It" (난 좋아; Nan joh-ah)
  • Ahn
  • Kiggen
3:36
11."G'swag" (신사의 품격; Sinsa-ui pumgyeok)Kim
  • Kim
  • Red Rocket
  • Genneo
3:21
12."The Lone Duckling" (미운오리새끼; Miun orisaekki)
  • Duble Sidekick
  • Ahn
Duble Sidekick4:24
13."Saturday Night" (instrumental)  3:50
14."The Story of Our Lives" (instrumental)  4:37
Total length:52:32
"Thanks" edition
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Wind" (바람; Baram) Yoon Kye-sang Jam Factory 4:05
2."Wind" (instrumental) Jam Factory4:05

Charted songs

TitlePeak positions 1 Notes
KOR
Weekly		 KOR
Monthly		 KOR
Yearly 2
"The Lone Duckling" (미운오리새끼)1141 [39] [40] [41]
"Sky Blue Promise" (하늘색 약속)2371 [42] [37]
"The Story of Our Lives" (우리가 사는 이야기)321— [36] [42] [37]
"Sing for Me" (노래 불러줘요)929— [37]
"Saturday Night"1334— [38]
"An Ordinary Day" (보통날)1946— [38]
"Stand Up"2366— [38]
"Smile"2674— [38]
"I Like It" (난 좋아)2772— [38]
"G'Swag" (신사의 품격)2893— [38]
5+4+1+5=1532— [38]
"Wind" (바람)1247— [43] [44]

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