Cover Versions
- Spin Doctors for the film Philadelphia, and also released as a single.
- Brian Fallon has covered this song live.
- Boney M.
- Bonnie Tyler (Spain #8, IE #13, France #40, UK #47, Germany #63)
- Cassandra Wilson
- Dr. Sin
- Emmerson Nogueira
- Gabe Garcia covered this song while a contestant on Nashville Star
- Hi-Standard
- Heroes del Silencio
- Joan Jett (included on all her compilation albums), her version is also heard playing in the second season finale of The Wire: "Port in a Storm".
- Johnny Cash
- Sass Jordan
- Melanie Safka
- The Minutemen
- Needtobreathe often covers this song live in concert.
- R.E.M. have covered this song live
- Rod Stewart covered this song in 2006 and released it in the cover album Still the Same... Great Rock Classics of Our Time.
- Smokie
- T.Love
- Teenage Fanclub
- Karen Souza
- The Fray
- The Jeevas
- The Ramones covered this song on their thirteenth studio album Acid Eaters, recorded in 1993. Album entirely composed of covers.
- The Ventures
- Rise Against
- Saving Abel plays this song live on some occasions
- Vanilla Sky
- The Low Life
- Justice Friends
- Amy Gilliom
- Love Psychedelico Recorded on their album Abbott Kinney,
- Гарик Сукачев и группа "Неприкасаемые"
- It was sung on American Idol Season 11 by Phillip Phillips, and again on the results show with John Fogerty.
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