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List of songs written by Diane Warren

Updated: 5/20/2026, 7:31:11 PM Wikipedia source

This is a list of the songs that have been written by American songwriter Diane Warren. It is split into the full list of contributions and those that have performed in the charts across various countries. Additionally, the international singles and certifications are placed by order of the song's initial release, which may coincide with an album release.

Tables

Key · Songs
Indicates single release
Songs written by Warren, with original artists, co-writers and originating album, showing year released · Songs
Title
Artist(s)
Co-writer(s)
Originating album
Year
US Hot 100
US A/C
UK Chart
Ref.
"5 Minutes with God"
Take 6
—N/a
Believe
2016
"Act of Faith"
Pandora
—N/a
Breathe
1999
"Activate My Love"
Joyce Kennedy
The Doctor
Wanna Play Your Game!
1985
"Adiós Corazón"
Leslie Grace
—N/a
Leslie Grace
2013
"After Tonight"
Mariah Carey
David Foster Mariah Carey
Rainbow
1999
"Aim for the Heart"
SouthGang
—N/a
Tainted Angel
1991
"All I Want Is Forever" †
James "J ." Taylor and Regina Belle
—N/a
Tap soundtrack
1989
34
"All My Tomorrows"
Kenny Lattimore
—N/a
From the Soul of Man
1998
"All the Way to Heaven"
Jody Watley
—N/a
Beverly Hills, 90210 soundtrack
1992
"All You Mean to Me Is Everything" †
Jodie Resther
—N/a
Real
1998
"All Your Attention"
Daniel Bedingfield
Daniel Bedingfield
Second First Impression
2004
"Alpha Dance"
Maurice White
Robbie Buchanan Maurice White
Maurice White
1985
"And the Night Stood Still" †
Dion DiMucci
—N/a
Yo Frankie
1989
75
16
"Angeles"
Daniela Pedali
H. Olivo
Amore
2005
"Animal Crackers"
Steven Tyler
Trevor Rabin Harry Gregson-Williams
Armageddon: The Album
1998
"Answer Your Phone"
Leon Thomas
Thomas Peter Lee Johnson Freaky Rob
MUTT
2024
"Any Other Fool" †
Sadao Watanabe (featuring Patti Austin)
Robbie Buchanan
Front Seat
1989
6
"Are We Over"
Charice
—N/a
Charice
2010
"Are You Gonna Be There"
NSYNC
—N/a
Your Requests... and More!
2000
"Are You Gonna Throw It All Away"
Agnetha Fältskog
Guy Roche Albert Hammond
I Stand Alone
1987
"The Arms of the One Who Loves You" †
Xscape
—N/a
Traces of My Lipstick
1998
7
46
"As Long as I Can Dream" †
Exposé
Roy Orbison
Exposé
1992
56
21
"Avant De Me Donner À Vous"
Native
—N/a
Laura Mayne-Kerbrat
2002
"Baby Be There"
Atlantic Starr
—N/a
Time
1994
"Baby I Would"
O-Town
—N/a
O-Town
2001
"Bad Boys"
Barbara Mandrell
—N/a
Spun Gold
1983
"Be a Little Easy on Me"
Charles & Eddie
—N/a
Duophonic
1992
"Be What You Believe"
Avon Voices
—N/a
—N/a
2011
"Beautiful Scars"
Merry Clayton
—N/a
Beautiful Scars
2021
"Because You Loved Me" †
Celine Dion
—N/a
Falling into You
1996
1
1
5
"Bed of Nails" †
Alice Cooper
Alice Cooper Desmond Child
Trash
1989
38
"Believe in Magic"
Maurice White
Robbie Buchanan Maurice White
Maurice White
1985
"Best Thing You Ever Did"
Stefanie Heinzmann
—N/a
Masterplan
2008
"Bet She Can't Love You (Like I Do)"
Rori
—N/a
Rori
1985
"Better Me"
Keyshia Cole
—N/a
Calling All Hearts
2010
"Big Big Love" †
Belinda Carlisle
—N/a
Kismet
2023
"Bitch on Heels"
The Vivienne
—N/a
—N/a
2021
"Blame It on the Rain" †
Milli Vanilli
—N/a
Girl You Know It's True
1989
1
27
52
"Bleed for Love"
Jennifer Hudson
—N/a
Winnie Mandela soundtrack
2011
"Blessings"
Diane Warren and Paloma Faith
—N/a
Diane Warren: The Cave Sessions, Vol. 1
2021
"Blue Eyes Blue" †
Eric Clapton
—N/a
Runaway Bride soundtrack
1999
4
94
"Boardwalk Baby"
Eddie Money
—N/a
Nothing to Lose
1988
"Body to Body, Heart to Heart"
Cher
—N/a
Living Proof
2001
"Born to Be Somebody"
Justin Bieber
—N/a
Never Say Never: The Remixes
2011
74
"Borrowed Angels"
Kristin Chenoweth
—N/a
As I Am
2005
"Break"
Frankie J
—N/a
Priceless
2006
"Break"
Santana featuring Ally Brooke
—N/a
Blessings and Miracles
2021
"Breaking Apart"
Chris Isaak
Chris Isaak
Speak of the Devil
1998
"Breaking Out"
Laura Branigan
The Doctor
Self Control
1984

References

  1. a Spanish-language version of "Because You Loved Me" called "Porque Me Amas" was recorded by Mexican singer Diana Mor in
  2. a German-language version of "Can't Fight the Moonlight", called "Wenn du Den Mond Siehst", was recorded by German-Briti
  3. according to the liner notes of The Female Boss, Warren was also credited as the sole producer of "Counterfeit".
  4. a Spanish-language version of "Here in My Heart", called "Luna del Mar", was recorded by Spanish singer Paloma San Basil
  5. a Cantonese-language version called “不可多得” was recorded by Hong Kong singer Sammi Cheng in 1999.
  6. a Spanish-language version of "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing", called "Ni un Segundo Quiero Perder", was recorded by Arge
  7. a French-language version of "I Tried", called "Sans Toi", was recorded by French singer Patricia Kaas in 1997.
  8. a Spanish-language version of "I Turn to You", called "Por Siempre Tu", was included on Christina Aguilera’s 2000 album
  9. a Spanish version of "I Wanna Be the Rain", called "Quisiera Ser", was recorded by Mexican pop group RBD in 2006 for the
  10. a Spanish-language version of "I Wanna Touch U There", called "Quiero Encender Tu Piel", was also recorded by Sarah Conn
  11. an Italian-language version of "I Want It to Be Me", called "Se Te Ne Vai Cosi", was recorded by Italian singer Alexia i
  12. a Cantonese-language version with the same title was recorded by Hong Kong singer Eric Suen in 1994.
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  13. a Cantonese-language version called “放不開你放下我” was recorded by Hong Kong singer Priscilla Chan in 1995.
  14. 170 musical artists from around the world, including Chris Mann, Arash Avin, Mario Frangoulis, Russell Watson and many o
  15. a German-language version of "If You Loved Me", called "Wenn ich Bleibe", was recorded by German singer Andrea Jürgens i
  16. an Italian-language version of "Listen with Your Heart", called "Parlami D'Amore", was recorded by Italian singer Giorgi
  17. a French-language version of "Look No Further", called "Décide L'Heure", was recorded by French band Native in 1997.
  18. a Spanish-language version of "Love Found Me", called "No Cambies Nunca", was included on the 2001 album Chicas Malas by
  19. a Portuguese-language version of "Love Will Lead You Back" called "Quem é Você" was recorded by Brazilian singer Robinso
  20. a Japanese-language version of "Moonlight Dancing", called "ムーンライト ダンシング", was recorded by American singer Taro Gold in
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