Released Single Versions
- Original 1966 version – Columbia 43816—completely different version than the more widely known 1968 "hit version".
- 1968 "hit version" #1 – Columbia 44414 – 3:05 edit of the LP version. Fades out at the beginning of the "A" chord instrumental break with no other edits within the track. The label does not refer to the album "The Time Has Come".
- 1968 "hit version" #2 – Columbia 44414 – 4:45 edit. The beginning of the "A" chord climax is "overlapped" with the ending of the long instrumental break and reprise of the third verse. There are also several other edits within this version. The label now mentions the album The Time Has Come.
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