Official Versions
| Version | Length | Album | Remixed by | Year | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Allan" | |||||
| Album version | 4:46 | Ainsi soit je... | — | 1988 | |
| Extended mix | 7:57 | Dance Remixes | Laurent Boutonnat | 1990 | Devoted to discothèques, this version includes a new orchestration with a fast tempo and more refrains. |
| Live version |
6:50 | En Concert | — | 1990 | Farmer sings the song after a one-minute introduction performed by Carole Fredericks. |
| Live single version | 4:50 | — | Laurent Boutonnat | 1989 | This version does not include the introduction and deletes one refrain. |
| Live maxi version | 5:15 | — | Laurent Boutonnat | 1989 | Unlike the live version on the album, this version does not include the introduction sung by Carole Fredericks. |
| Music video | 5:42 | Les Clips Vol. III, Music Videos I | — | 1989 | |
| "Psychiatric" | |||||
| 7" version | 4:00 | — | Laurent Boutonnat | 1989 | |
| New beat remix | 5:01 | — | Laurent Boutonnat | 1989 | This version has more refrains and music. |
| Album version | 6:08 | L'Autre... | — | 1991 | This version has more music. |
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