Release
The song was released in America only as a 7" and 12" vinyl single via Columbia Records. The 7" single included the album track "If You Don't Call (You Don't Care)" as the b-side, which was written by Erik Nuri and Patrick Henderson. The 12" vinyl used "You Send The Rain Away (Single Version)" as the a-side and "You Send The Rain Away (Album Version)" as the b-side. A promotional 7" vinyl was also released which featured the song on both sides. No artwork was issued with any of the single's releases, and all came in a standard generic sleeve.
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