Heart Over Mind (Alan Walker song)

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"Heart Over Mind"
Single by Alan Walker and Daya
from the album Walkerworld
Released9 November 2023 (2023-11-09)
Genre
Label MER Musikk
Songwriter(s)
  • Alan Walker
  • Big Fred
  • Carl Hovind
  • Gunnar Greve
  • Kristin Carpenter
  • Marcus Ambekk
  • Slipmats
Producer(s)
  • Alan Walker
  • kasper
Alan Walker singles chronology
"Better Off (Alone, Pt. III)"
(2023)
"Heart Over Mind"
(2023)
"Fire!"
(2023)
Daya singles chronology
"Downtown"
(2023)
"Heart Over Mind"
(2023)
"Don't Call"
(2024)

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