Save Up All Your Tears

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Name = Save Up All Your Tears


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Artist = Bonnie Tyler
Album = Hide Your Heart (Notes From America)
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Released = 1988
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Writer = Desmond Child and Diane Warren
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"Save Up All Your Tears" is a song written by Desmond Child and Diane Warren, the song had originally been released by Bonnie Tyler, from the album "Hide Your Heart" (known as "Notes From America" in the United States) in 1988, the song was only on airplay charts in Europe.

Robin Beck version

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Artist = Robin Beck
Album = Trouble Or Nothin'
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Released = 1989
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In 1989, Robin Beck included her version on the album "Trouble Or Nothin'". A video was made for the single, and although it received some rotation, it failed to garner significant mainstream success in the United States or the United Kingdom. However, it was a big hit in Germany, where it reached number 10.

Chart performance

Cher version

Single infobox
Name = Save Up All Your Tears


Artist = Cher
from Album = Love Hurts
B-side = "A World Without Heroes"
Released = October 1991
Recorded = 1991
Genre = Pop/Rock
Length = 4:03
Label = Geffen
Writer = Desmond Child; Diane Warren
Producer = John Kalodner
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Artist = Cher
Type = North American singles
Last single = "Love and Understanding"
(1991)
This single = "Save Up All Your Tears"
(1991)
Next single = "When Lovers Become Strangers"
(1992)Extra chronology
Artist = Cher
Type = European singles
Last single = "Love and Understanding"
(1991)
This single = "'Save Up All Your Tears"
(1991)
Next single = "Love Hurts"
(1992)

In 1991, Cher released it as the second U.S. and third European single from her twenty-first album, "Love Hurts". Cher's version was the most successful and popular of the three female artists who recorded it. Most who know and are fans of this song consider it to be a Cher song and not a Bonnie Tyler or Robin Beck song.

Official Versions

* Main Version (4:03)
* Hot AC Mix (3:52)
* Soft AC Mix (3:48)

Chart performace