An uptempo cover version was released in the UK in 1993 by the dance act Q featuring Tracey Ackerman and reached number 37 in the UK Top 40.
A signature number of Justin Guarini during season #1 of American Idol and included on the Justin Guarini album.
"Get Here" has also been recorded by Vanessa Amorosi, Paul Anka, David Archuleta, Alexia Gardner, Salena Jones, Patti LuPone, Barbara Mandrell, Omar Chakil (who wrote French lyrics for his version: "Tu m'as tout donné "), Jennifer Rush, Livingston Taylor, Siti Nurhaliza, Jonalyn Viray, Susan Wong, and Francesca Mariani.
Also Edsilia Rombley recorded "Get Here" for her 1998 album Edsilia from which it was taken as a single reaching #88 on the Netherlands charts: previously Rombley had recorded a Dutch rendering of the song entitled "Zorg Dat Je Er Bent" which had appeared on the singer's 1997 Thuis album.
A humorous cover of "Get Here", which featured comedy sound effects after each method of transport mentioned, was performed by fictional singer Michelle Coffee in the Peter Kay series Phoenix Nights.
The song was performed by Andy Hallett as his character Lorne on the series Angel, in the season 2 episode "First Impressions."
During American Idol's American Juniors, Lucy Hale sang "Get Here" in the top-20 semi-final 2. She was chosen as one of the 5 contestants who advanced to the next competition.
Nils Landgren recorded a cover of the song on his album Chapter Two (2009)
Lulu Roman (of Hee Haw fame) recorded a cover for her 2013 album At Last.
Will Downing covers the song on his album Black Pearls (2016).
The Beautiful South's album Gaze included a song with the same title and, partially, similar lyrics - but reversed the theme, with Paul Heaton protesting his unwillingness to travel any distance at all for his lover. (Sample lyric: "You can get here by helicopter"/"I can barely make Blackpool sands").