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"Summerland" is a song by American hard rock trio, King's X. It is the second single off their 1989 album, Gretchen Goes to Nebraska. "Summerland" features a more soothing, ballad-like melody than most of the band's songs.
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The video for "Summerland" begins by showing a passage from St. Augustine's Confessions. Performance footage includes a black & white, live concert, the band playing in front of a thunderous, nighttime skyline with leaves constantly falling, and in front of a time-lapsed carnival. The ending of "Summerland" has the band entering a realm of static nature scenery that mirrors the album cover artwork. The video makes thorough use of chroma key for the various locations.
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"King" • "Shot of Love" • "Over My Head" • "Summerland" • "It's Love" • "I'll Never Get Tired of You" • "We Are Finding Who We Are" • "Black Flag" • "Dogman" • "Fool You" • "A Box" • "Sometime"
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