"Everlasting Love" (Alternate Mix) – 3:44 "Everlasting Love" (Classic Paradise Mix) – 8:51 "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" – 6:06 US 12" single A1. "Everlasting Love" (Classic Paradise Mix) – 8:51 A2. "Everlasting Love" (Hacienda Mix) – 8:13 B1. "Everlasting Love" (Deep Love Dub) – 7:08 B2. "Everlasting Love" (Hacienda Dub) – 8:15 B3. "Everlasting Love" (Single Version) – 4:01 UK CD maxi single "Everlasting Love" (Classic Paradise Mix) – 8:53 "Everlasting Love" (Deep Love Mix) – 7:11 "Everlasting Love" (Hacienda Mix) – 8:15 "Everlasting Love" (Aphrodisiac Mix) – 7:16 UK 12" single A1. "Everlasting Love" (Classic Paradise Mix) – 8:05 A2. "Everlasting Love" (Moran's Marathon Love Mix) – 9:49 B1. "Everlasting Love" (Deep Love Mix) – 8:09 B2. "Everlasting Love" (Deep Love Dub) – 7:08 B3. "Everlasting Love" (Classic Paradise Dub) – 11:45 Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Other notable cover versions In 1968, Australian band Town Criers recorded a cover of "Everlasting Love" for their debut album of the same name. The single reached no. 17 in Australia. Also in 1968, Joe Dassin recorded the song in French as "Plus Je Te Vois, Plus Je Te Veux" "(The More I See You, The More I Want You)" and reached no. 35 in the francophone region of Belgium. "Everlasting Love" was covered by Australian singer Doug Parkinson in 1974 In 1977, Patricia Paay released a cover of the song on her album The Lady Is a Champ. The single reached no. 25 in Belgium. Narvel Felts recorded his version of the song in August 1978. It was released on his album One Run for the Roses and as a single in 1979, becoming a hit in country charts in the US and Canada. Louise Mandrell released her version of "Everlasting Love" in 1979 which was a minor country hit in the US. Irish rock band U2 recorded a cover and released it as the B-side to the 1989 single "All I Want Is You". It reached number 10 in the Netherlands and number 11 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart in the US. UK boy band Worlds Apart released a cover of "Everlasting Love" in September 1993, which reached no. 20 in the UK and no. 23 in Ireland. It was included on their 1994 debut album Together. In September 1994, the single was issued in Germany where it peaked at no. 40. A new version