Notable Cover Versions
In 1994, Grant Lee Buffalo covered this song on the tribute album If I Were a Carpenter.
- Other covers
- Perry Como (1970)
- Dionne Warwick (1970)
- Mark Lindsay (1970)
- Ray Conniff (1970)
- Andy Williams (1971)
- Claudine Longet (1971)
- Grant Green (1971)
- Curtis Mayfield (1971)
- Johnny Mathis (1971)
- Bill Medley (1971)
- Barbra Streisand (1971), unreleased until 1991
- Henry Mancini (1972)
- Seija Simola (as "Nyt Alun Uuden Nään") (1972)
- The Temprees (1972)
- El Chicano (1973)
- Lea Laven (as "Niin Paljon") (1974)
- Liberace (1989)
- Richard Clayderman (1986)
- Grant Lee Buffalo (1994)
- Kate Ceberano (for the soundtrack of Australian movie The Castle, 1997)
- Bradley Joseph (2005)
- Joanna Wang (王若琳) covered the song which was published on an EP 4 Tracks (Sony Music Taiwan).
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