Purchased track has a part of another track

The purchased track has a part of the next track at the end, a second or so. As it is rather annoying, I'd like to erase the end. What programme should I use? And will the track play normally in iTunes library after that?

FIrst you can set iTUnes to ...Ignore I guess you could call it..The last second of the track. Play the track near the end, take note of the time the one song ends. Now rightclick the song, hit "Get Info" and hit "Options" tab. Type in the time in the "Stop Time" field and put a check mark beside it. Now iTUnes will stop before the next "Blended in" track begins, also your ipod will too.
Secondly I suggest Emailing the music store about this so they can fix it on there side. you can goto the link below, roll to the bottom of the page and fill out the Email form.
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/musicstore/download/

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