When it comes to April Fools’ Day, everyone knows it as the day when “it’s okay to tell lies,” but in recent years it’s also taken on a fairly positive image, with companies posting jokey ads and news on social media rather than nasty, deceitful lies.
In this article, we’ve rounded up a variety of classic Western songs related to “lies” that we want you to listen to on April Fools’ Day.
It’s a diverse lineup spanning genres, including not only the latest hits but also timeless classics, so be sure to check it out!
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[2025] Western songs to listen to on April Fools’ Day: a roundup of tracks themed around lies (1–10)
Boy’s a liar Pt. 2PinkPantheress, Ice Spice

A collaboration by two young female artists who represent the modern pop scene, portraying a woman who recognizes the trap of dishonesty and lies and breaks free from the relationship.
The distinct charms of PinkPantheress from the UK and Ice Spice from the Bronx, New York, blend together, resulting in a track where airy, catchy melodies and cool rap are woven in exquisite balance.
Released in February 2023, the song became a turning point for both artists and a major hit, reaching No.
3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
It resonated with women who have experienced betrayal and sparked widespread buzz on social media.
It’s a song that supports those who want to recover from being lied to and reaffirm their self-worth.
You Ain’t Gotta Lie (Momma Said)Kendrick Lamar

This is a song by American artist Kendrick Lamar that tackles the theme of “lies,” something everyone is tempted to tell, from a unique perspective.
It’s a track from the album To Pimp a Butterfly, using advice from his mother as a motif to convey the futility of betraying oneself under pressure from social media and those around us.
A gentle melody line that weaves together jazz and funk tenderly wraps its powerful, message-driven lyrics.
Featured on this masterpiece released in March 2015, the song gives you a push when you feel like turning away from your true self.
When you can’t honestly admit your vulnerability, or when you want to look good in someone’s eyes, this track reminds you of the importance of being your authentic self.
Lie To GirlsSabrina Carpenter

The ambitious work crafted by American artist Sabrina Carpenter in August 2024 is a moving pop tune that deftly portrays lies and self-deception in romance.
It sharply depicts the psychology of a woman who, upon falling in love, recognizes her partner’s lies yet ends up lying to herself, and the nuanced emotions are further elevated by the exceptional production of Jack Antonoff and Amy Allen.
Featured on the album “Short n’ Sweet,” the track blends pop and country elements into a distinctive sound, with appealing touches that evoke influences from Dolly Parton and Shania Twain.
It’s a song that offers deep empathy and comfort to those who have been hurt in love or are grappling with the complexities of human relationships.
LiarCamila Cabello

A candid song that lays bare the contradictions of love has arrived from Cuban-born singer-songwriter Camila Cabello.
In this work, she movingly sings about realizing that, even as she’s strongly drawn to someone, she tries to restrain herself with reason—and ends up lying to her own heart.
Its passionate sound weaves together ska, reggae, and Latin trap, and made waves as the lead single from the album “Romance,” released in September 2019.
The humorous music video, which portrays the complex psychology of romance, also gained popularity and was nominated at the MTV Video Music Awards the following year.
Recommended for those who resonate with the turmoil of irresistible feelings of love and for listeners who enjoy vibrant tracks infused with Latin elements.
LiarJelly Roll

A confrontation with inner lies, as painted by Jerry Roll from Tennessee.
His powerful resolve to face the voice of temptation—and the determination born from it—strikes a chord.
Set to a country-rock sound, this soul-stirring cry born from the battle with addiction becomes a gem of a track that leaves a deep mark on listeners.
Released in August 2024, the song is included on the album “Beautifully Broken.” It was also chosen as the official theme for WWE SummerSlam 2024 and reached No.
1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Songs chart in December of the same year.
It’s a stirring track to play when you want to confront the falsehoods within yourself, or look again at your truest self deep inside.
April FoolsChief Keef

The music created by Chief Keef, a leading figure in the Chicago drill scene, presents a unique worldview woven from truth and falsehood.
Hailing from Chicago, Illinois, Chief Keef is known as a pioneer of drill music and released the mixtape “Bang Mixtape Part 2” in 2013.
The project masterfully blends heavy basslines with his signature rap style, delivering striking themes that criticize liars while flaunting his own success.
The beat sits at a mid-tempo pace, making for a compelling track that strongly reflects a street atmosphere.
Capturing his disdain for the lies and façades that circulate in human relationships, it’s a song well worth listening to on April Fools’ Day.
No Lie (ft. Dua Lipa)sean paul

A dancehall reggae tune themed around a nightclub encounter, depicting a man’s feelings as he sincerely tries to convey that he’s truly fallen for someone.
Released in November 2016 by Jamaica’s Sean Paul featuring the UK’s Dua Lipa, this alluring number masterfully fuses reggae music with pop.
With its addictive melody and a title that, in Jamaican slang, means “I’m telling the truth,” the protagonist’s determination to express his honest feelings leaves a strong impression.
Included on the EP “Mad Love the Prequel,” the song was also featured on the soundtracks of the film Baywatch and the TV drama Code Black, making it a perfect match for romantic storylines.
Many listeners will likely relate to the emotions of falling head over heels for someone.





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