Don't Tell Me That It's Over

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"Don't Tell Me That It's Over"
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Single by Amy Macdonald
from the album A Curious Thing
B-side
Released26 February 2010 (DE) [1]
1 March 2010 (UK)
Recorded2009
Genre Rock, alternative rock
Length3:20
Label Mercury
Songwriter(s) Amy Macdonald
Producer(s) Pete Wilkinson
Amy Macdonald singles chronology
"Poison Prince"
(2009)		"Don't Tell Me That It's Over"
(2010)		"Spark"
(2010)
Music video
"Don't Tell Me That It's Over" on YouTube
CD single (Melodramatic Records / Mercury Records 273 309 1)
No.TitleLength
1."Don't Tell Me That It's Over" (Radio edit)3:18
2."A Town Called Malice" (Recorded live (Radio 2 Simon Mayo Session - as part of Radio 2's Great British songbook))2:47

European CD single° / iTunes - EP

CD single (° Melodramatic Records / Mercury Records 273 360 6)
No.TitleLength
1."Don't Tell Me That It's Over" (Radio edit)3:18
2."Young Lovers"3:22
3."Rock 'n' Roll Star (Acoustic)" (Oasis - Cover Version; recorded @ The Engine Room, London)2:22
4."Don't Tell Me That It's Over (videoclip)" 

UK CD single

CD single
No.TitleLength
1."Don't Tell Me That It's Over" (Radio edit)3:16

Music video

The music video shows Macdonald singing and playing the guitar in a kind of band room. The video also features scenes from nature and city life.

Chart performance

Personnel

Credits

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