How to roll back to iTunes 11.0.5?

If I have a copy of iTunes 11.0.5 on a backup drive, what would be the proper way to move it back to my Mac and replace this horrible 11.1 version? Is it a simple matter of just trashing 11.1 and copying 11.0.5 over? Or are there system files that would need to be copied over, too?
Any help with this will be greatly appreciated.

I don't think you can as long as it would require to remove iTunes, which is part of the system.
Not to mention that if you have some devices running iOS7 will not work with previous versions of iTunes than 11.1

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i you
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