The Road (Super Junior album)

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The Road
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The Road: Keep On Going
Studio album by
Super Junior
ReleasedJuly 12, 2022 (2022-07-12) (Vol. 1)
December 15, 2022 (2022-12-15) (Vol. 2)
StudioSM (Seoul)
Length34:11
LanguageKorean
Label
Producer Lee Soo-man
Super Junior chronology
The Road : Winter for Spring
(2022)		The Road
(2022)
Singles from The Road: Keep On Going
  1. "Don't Wait"
    Released: June 29, 2022
  2. "Mango"
    Released: July 12, 2022
The Road: Keep On Going Vol.1 track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Mango"Kang Eun-jeong
  • Ryan Jhun
  • Gustav Nyström
  • Moa Pettersson Hammar
  • Robin Stjernberg
  • Ryan Jhun
  • Gustav Nyström
3:19
2."Don't Wait"Lee Joo-hyun (153/Joombas)
  • Andreas Moe
  • Freddie Liljegren
  • Henrik Moreborg
Henrik Moreborg2:59
3."My Wish"Jisoo Park (153/Joombas)
  • Jisoo Park (153/Joombas)
  • Hyuk Shin (153/Joombas)
  • MRey (153CreatorsClub)
  • Papi Lee (153/Joombas)
  • Jisoo Park (153/Joombas)
  • Hyuk Shin (153/Joombas)
  • MRey (153CreatorsClub)
  • Papi Lee (153/Joombas)
4:06
4."Everyday"Jeon Won-kyo (JamFactory)
  • JeL
  • John Mars
  • JeL
  • John Mars
2:59
5."Always"
  • U1 (153/Joombas)
  • l.vin (153/Joombas)
  • NEUL
l.vin (153/Joombas)3:52
Total length:17:15
The Road: Celebration Vol.2 track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Celebrate"Kang Eun-jeong
  • Henrik Nordenback
  • Christian Fast
  • Gabriel Brandes
Henrik Nordenback3:33
2."Hate Christmas"
  • Maryjane
  • Mok Ji-min
3:10
3."Snowman"Peomkin (153/Joombas)
  • Humbler
  • Davey Nate
  • Timothy "C Minor" Zimnoch
Humbler3:14
4."White Love"Lee Seung-hoJoo Young-hoonMelange2:51
5."If Only You" (Super Junior-K.R.Y.; special track)Yoo Hyun-jungYoo Hyun-jungYoo Hyun-jung3:51
Total length:16:39

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