Official Versions
| Version | Length | Album | Remixed by | Year | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Album version | 4:35 | Cendres de Lune | — | 1987 | |
| Single / Album version | 4:30 | Les Mots | Laurent Boutonnat | 1987 | The version is identical to the album version, but slightly shorter. |
| Remix club | 7:10 | Cendres de Lune, Dance Remixes | Laurent Boutonnat | 1987 | This dance remix uses a lot of drum machines and many echoes. |
| Remix club |
6:30 | — | Laurent Boutonnat | 1987 | This version is similar to the 'Remix club', but the musical bridge is shorter. |
| Wolf mix | 4:30 | — | Laurent Boutonnat | 1987 | This is an instrumental version in which Farmer performs vocals througouth the song and sings almost a cappella one refrain at the end of this version. |
| Music video | 11:25 | Les Clips, Music Videos I |
— | 1987 | |
| Live version |
8:00 | En Concert | Laurent Boutonnat | 1989 | This live version has a long musical introduction, in which some cries of wolves and the breath of an icy wind can be heard. |
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