Western music popular among women in their 40s. World-famous classics and hit songs.
We’ve put together a collection of popular Western songs favored by women in their 40s.
If you’re not particularly interested in music, you probably don’t actively seek out Western music.
Here, we’ve focused on women in their 40s and curated a feature on popular songs from the Western music scene.
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Popular Western music among women in their 40s: World-famous classics and hit songs (71–80)
Cant’ Take My Eyes Off Of YouLauryn Hill

Originally a song by Boys Town Gang, but for those around their forties, I imagine more people prefer Lauryn Hill’s version.
Unlike the energetic vibe of the original dance track with its “Love it!! Love it!! I love it!!!” feel, this rendition conveys a more mature, feminine kind of love.
For You, I WillMonica

Many people in the around-forty generation are probably fans of Monica.
While many of her songs are about breakups or unrequited love, “For You I Will” has none of that loneliness or sadness.
It’s a gentle yet straightforward song about unwavering, strong love.
You’re Still The OneShania Twain

It’s one of country singer Shania Twain’s signature love songs from the ’90s.
When it was released in 1998, many people must have heard it often on cable music channels and the radio.
It’s a perfect lovey-dovey song for weddings.
Western music popular among women in their 40s. World classics and hit songs (81–90)
Diggin’ on youTLC

It’s a flirty, lovey-dovey song that goes like, “Turn off the lights, and now turn them on.” The track was produced by the super hit-making producer Babyface and is included on TLC’s album CrazySexyCool.
Eternal FlameThe Bangles

A song by the American girl band The Bangles, released in 1989, which reached number one on the singles charts in countries around the world.
In Japan, it has been covered by many singers, and it is also famous for a cover version being used as a TV drama theme song.
save the best for lastVanessa Williams

Singer Vanessa Williams, whose beauty earned her the title of the first African American Miss America, is also highly successful as an actress.
Her signature song, “Save the Best for Last,” was released in 1991 and captivated many listeners in Japan through radio and cable broadcasts.
Someone like youAdele

This song portrays a wavering heart upon hearing rumors that a former lover has gotten married.
It’s heartbreaking, isn’t it? She says, “I’ll look for someone like you, don’t worry,” but in truth, she hasn’t fully severed her feelings for him.
A masterpiece where the piano resounds with sorrow.





