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Formats and track listings

;CD Single #"UR (My Love)" - 3:44 #"UR (My Love)" (Peter Luts Radio Edit) - 3:34 ;12" Single #"UR (My Love)" (Original Extended) - 8:33 #"UR (My Love)" (Peter Luts Extended Remix) - 6:57

Official versions

*Original Extended - 8:33 *Peter Luts Radio Edit - 3:34 *Peter Luts Extended Mix - 6:57

Chart positions

Kate Ryan songs 2001 singles Songs written by Kate Ryan 2001 songs EMI Records singles {{Eurodance-song-stub