It's Over (Level 42 song)

"It's Over" is a 1987 song by the British band Level 42. Released as the fourth single from their album Running in the Family, it reached #10 in the UK Singles Chart (becoming the band's sixth and final UK Top 10 hit).

"It's Over"
CD-video cover
Single by Level 42
from the album Running in the Family
B-side"Physical Presence (live)"
Released1987
Length4:40 (7" edit)
6:02 (album version)
LabelPolydor
Songwriter(s)Mark King
Wally Badarou
"Boon" Gould
Producer(s)Level 42
Level 42 singles chronology
"To be With You Again"
(1987)		 "It's Over"
(1987)		 "Children Say"
(1987)

Release

In addition to the regular 7" single, two 12" singles were released with different track listings. A limited edition 7" single pack was also released, including four photo postcards (of the band members) taken from the video location shoot, and four Level 42 logo stickers. A CD video single (CD-V) was also released in 1988.

Music video

The music video for "It's Over" was shot in the Mammoth Lakes area of north-eastern California near the state border with Nevada.

Track listing

UK (Polydor; POSP 900 / 885 965-7) 7" single

  1. It's Over (Remix) - 4:45
  2. Physical Presence (Live) - 5:45

UK (Polydor; POSPX 900 / 885 965-1) 12" single

  1. It's Over (Extended Remix) – 6:00
  2. Physical Presence (Live) – 5:45
  3. It's Over (instrumental) – 4:45

UK (Polydor; POSPA 900 / 887 055-1) alt. 12" single

  1. It's Over (Extended Remix) – 6:00
  2. Physical Presence (Live) – 5:45
  3. Running In The Family (Dave "O" Remix) – 6:37

UK (Polydor; 080 156-2) CD Video (1988)

  • Audio
  1. It's Over - Extended Remix – 5:59
  2. Running In The Family - Dave "O" Remix – 6:34
  3. Physical Presence (Live) – 5:43
  • Video
  1. It's Over – 4:38

Charts
Chart (1987) Peak
position
Irish Singles Chart 3
UK Singles Chart 10
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