While the original 1978 version remains the gold standard, the track has seen several official and unofficial re-releases:
: To ensure the song resonated with R&B radio’s predominantly Black audience, TK Records famously obscured Caldwell's face on the original album cover, using a shadowy silhouette. Many listeners were surprised to discover Caldwell was white during his subsequent live performances. While the original 1978 version remains the gold
: The lyrics explore the lengths one will go for romance, even when it involves putting aside pride or logic. While the original 1978 version remains the gold