Official Versions
| Version | Length | Album | Remixed by | Year | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Album / Single version | 4:30 | Les Mots | — | 2001 | |
| Radio edit | 4:05 | — | Laurent Boutonnat | 2002 | The musical bridge before the last refrain is shortened. |
| Instrumental version | 4:30 | — | Laurent Boutonnat | 2002 | This version is exactly similar to the album one, but all lyrics are removed, including background vocals. |
| Dark side of the mix | 4:30 | — | Bertrand Châtenet | 2002 | At the beginning, a languished voice can be heard. |
| Forgiveness club remix | 6:30 | — | Blue Planet Corporation and Taïa | 2002 | Devoted to the discothèques, this version has dance and techno sonorities. |
| Music video | 4:15 | Music Videos IV | — | 2002 |
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