Sexy, Free & Single

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Sexy, Free & Single
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Digital and A version cover.
Studio album by
Super Junior
ReleasedJuly 4, 2012 (2012-07-04)
RecordedMay – June 2012
StudioSM Studios
(Seoul, South Korea)
Genre
Length35:38
49:31 (Spy repackage)
Language Korean
Label
Producer Lee Soo-man
Super Junior chronology
Mr. Simple
(2011)		Sexy, Free & Single
(2012)		 Hero
(2013)
Singles from Sexy, Free & Single
  1. "Sexy, Free & Single"
    Released: July 4, 2012
Sexy, Free & Single Version A and B track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Sexy, Free & Single" Yoo Young-jin
  • Daniel "Obi" Klein
  • Thomas Sardorf
  • Lasse Lindorff
3:44
2."From U" (너로부터;Neorobuteo)Yoo Young-jin
  • Yoo Young-jin
  • Yoo Han-jin
3:11
3."Gulliver" (걸리버) Eunhyuk
  • Markus Bøgelund
  • Søren Holmager
  • Mick Rasmussen
  • Markus Bøgelund
  • Søren Holmager
  • Mick Rasmussen
3:25
4."Someday" (언젠가는;Eonjenganeun) Lee Tzsche
  • Lee Tzsche
  • Ahn Jin-woo
4:13
5."Now" (나우) Kim Boo-min  [ ko ] Hitchhiker Hitchhiker3:53
6."Rockstar"
 D2O D2O3:11
7."Bittersweet" (달콤씁쓸;Dalkomsseupsseul) Kim Jeong-bae  [ ko ] Kenzie
  • Kenzie
  • Nile Lee
3:26
8."Butterfly" (빠삐용;Ppappiyong [a] )
  • Hwang Hyun (MonoTree)
  • Agnes Shin (MonoTree)
  • Eunhyuk
Hwang Hyun (MonoTree)MonoTree3:08
9."Daydream" (머문다;Meomunda;lit. Stay)
  • Ha Jung-ho
  • Storyteller
  • Ha Jung-ho
  • Storyteller
  • Ha Jung-ho
  • Storyteller
3:44
10."A 'Good'bye" (헤어지는 날;He-eojineun Nal;lit. Parting day)Park Chang-hyunPark Chang-hyun
  • Park Chang-hyun
  • Park In-young
3:48
Total length:35:38
SPY Repackage track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Sexy, Free & Single" Yoo Young-jin
  • Daniel "Obi" Klein
  • Thomas Sardorf
  • Lasse Lindorff
3:44
2."Spy" Kenzie
  • Thomas Troelsen
  • Mikkel Remee Sigvardt
  • Hwang Hyun (MonoTree)
  • Yoo Han-jin  [ ko ]
3:13
3."From U" (너로부터;Neorobuteo)Yoo Young-jin
  • Yoo Young-jin
  • Yoo Han-jin
  • Yoo Young-jin
  • Yoo Han-jin
3:11
4."Outsider"
Kenzie3:05
5."Only U"
  • Leeteuk
  • LeeOn
  • LeeOn
  • Nile Lee
3:35
6."Haru" (하루)
  • Donghae
  • Kwon Sun-il
3:28
7."Now" (나우) Kim Boo-min  [ ko ] Hitchhiker Hitchhiker3:53
8."Rockstar"
D2OD2O3:11
9."Gulliver" (걸리버)Eunhyuk
  • Markus Bøgelund
  • Søren Holmager
  • Mick Rasmussen
  • Markus Bøgelund
  • Søren Holmager
  • Mick Rasmussen
3:25
10."Someday" (언젠가는;Eonjenganeun) Lee Tzsche
  • Lee Tzsche
  • Ahn Jin-woo
4:13
11."Bittersweet" (달콤씁쓸;Dalkomsseupsseul) Kim Jeong-bae  [ ko ]Kenzie
  • Kenzie
  • Nile Lee
3:26
12."Butterfly" (빠삐용;Ppappiyong [a] )
  • Hwang Hyun (MonoTree)
  • Agnes Shin (MonoTree)
  • Eunhyuk
Hwang Hyun (MonoTree)MonoTree3:08
13."Daydream" (머문다;Meomunda;lit. Stay)
  • Ha Jung-ho
  • Storyteller
  • Ha Jung-ho
  • Storyteller
  • Ha Jung-ho
  • Storyteller
3:44
14."A 'Good'bye" (헤어지는 날;He-eojineun Nal;lit. Parting day)Park Chang-hyunPark Chang-hyun
  • Park Chang-hyun
  • Park In-young
3:48
Total length:49:31

Notes ^[a] – Hangulization of French : Papillon, lit.  'Butterfly'

Charts

Album charts

Charted songs

TitlePeak positionsDigital sales
KOR
[55] 		KOR Hot
[56]
"Sexy, Free & Single"517
  • KOR: 873,000
"Spy"1020
  • KOR: 440,000
"From U"51—
  • KOR: 141,000
"Bittersweet"65—
  • KOR: 86,000
"Someday"68—
  • KOR: 84,000
"A 'Good'bye"71—
  • KOR: 82,000
"Now"72—
  • KOR: 78,000
"Daydream"76—
  • KOR: 72,000
"Rockstar"77—
  • KOR: 71,000
"Gulliver"82—
  • KOR: 63,000
"Butterfly"83—
  • KOR: 63,000
"Only U"86—
  • KOR: 35,000
"Haru"93—
  • KOR: 31,000

Sales

RegionSales (2012)
Japan (Oricon) – Sexy, Free & Single40,752 [57]
Japan (Oricon) – Spy19,748 [57]
South Korea (Gaon) – Sexy, Free & Single362,991
South Korea (Gaon) – Spy132,876

Personnel

As listed in the liner notes: [58]

Release history

CountryDateFormatDistributing label
South KoreaJuly 1, 2012
July 4, 2012 (Version A)
July 16, 2012 (Version B)
August 8, 2012 (Repackage Edition)		 Digital download
CD
CD
Digital download, CD		KMP Holdings
TaiwanJuly 3, 2012
August 3, 2012 (Version A)		Digital download [59]
CD [60] 		Avex Taiwan
JapanJuly 6, 2012 (imports)CD Avex Trax
PhilippinesDecember 1, 2012CD Universal Records

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