Covers
- As part of a collaboration with Everfree Radio's MandoPony, actress Michelle Creber performed a cover of the song.
- In 2001, country music duo Montgomery Gentry covered the song for the album Dancin' With Thunder.
- Also in 2001, the New York City ska band The Slackers covered the song on their LP release, Wasted Days.
- Country Singer Chris Cagle covered this song in his 2005 Anywhere But Here album.
- Voice actress and singer Michelle Creber covered the song on her album Timeless: Songs of a Century. It was first played on Everfree Radio as a promotion for the album's release. It features the guitar work of Andy Stein, AKA Mandopony.
- Tom Cruise and Julianne Hough performed a version of the song for the 2012 film Rock of Ages.
- Covered on season 2 of The X Factor by contestant Tate Stevens during Week 2 of the Live Sh
- In 2012, I Am I performed a cover of the song during their acoustic set at Bloodstock Open Air Festival.
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