More Than Words - Cover Versions

Cover Versions

Cover versions include:

  • Flip Da Scrip in 1997 sampled the song in their 1997 single "I Never Told You".
  • BBMak in 1999-2000, on their first debut album, released in Asia in 1999, and as a b-side in 1999 for the UK "Back Here" single.
  • Westlife in 1999, on their first album, Westlife.
  • David Cassidy in 2003 for the album A Touch of Blue.
  • Naturally 7 in 2003 a cappella for the album What is It?.
  • Owen in 2004, as a Japanese bonus track on his album I Do Perceive.
  • Frankie J in 2005, as the third single from his album The One.
  • mink, a Japanese-Korean singer, did a bossa nova version on her first album mink ~prologue~.
  • Aloha Sex Juice performed in Hawaiian in the 2008 film Forgetting Sarah Marshall.
  • "The Gang" from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia sang the last verse in a capella while taking shots in their South Philly bar in the season two episode, "The Gang Goes Jihad".
  • Ruben Studdard covered the song on his 2009 album, Love Is.
  • Mike Kinsella of Owen has performed covers of the song live, with versions appearing on the Japanese import of I do perceive and on The Seaside EP in 2009.
  • Mike Myers performs the song along with Manu Narayan in the film The Love Guru, in a version featuring a sitar.
  • Amateur Transplants recorded a parody of the song entitled "Northern Birds".
  • Tony Lucca and JC Chasez in 1991, performed the song on the Mickey Mouse Club.
  • Walters & Kazha performed it in 2005 as a live performance.
  • Serbian singer and participant of reality/talent show Operacija trijumf, Vukašin Brajić, has sung this song twice at the show's gala evenings.
  • Varsity Fanclub posted a cover on their YouTube channel.
  • Brazilian singer Ivete Sangalo covered the song at her show in Rock in Rio IV in September 30, 2011.
  • Performed in the Broadway musical Rock Of Ages.
  • ApologetiX parodied the song as “More than Works”.

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