Western karaoke songs that hype up men in their 40s
It’s pretty cool to be able to casually sing Western songs at karaoke.
This time, we’ve gathered hit Western karaoke songs for men in their 40s.
Pay attention to the lyrics, too.
Even if you don’t understand English, it might be fun to pick songs while translating them with a translation site.
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Karaoke Songs in Western Music That Get Men in Their 40s Fired Up (71–80)
DreamtimeDaryl Hall
Included on the 1986 album “Three Hearts in the Happy Ending Machine.” Born in 1946, a singer from Pennsylvania and a member of Hall & Oates.
Over an uptempo, aggressively driving rhythm and a noisy guitar sound, his voice—rich with emotion—rides a catchy melody and comes across as genuinely cool.
Hole HeartedExtreme
Included on the 1990 album “Pornograffitti.” A four-piece rock band from Boston formed in 1985.
The mid-tempo groove and the tear-tinged tone of the acoustic guitar unexpectedly catch your ear.
It’s a track with an overall gentle vibe that calms you as you listen.
Things Can Only Get BetterHoward Jones
Included on the 1985 album “Dream into Action.” Born in 1955, he is a singer-songwriter from the UK.
Over a mid-tempo, gently unfolding rhythm and a digital sound rich with synthesizers, he sings soulfully with a melody that sticks in your ear—making it a track that’s very pleasing to listen to.
St Elmo’s Fire (Man In Motion)John Parr
Included on the soundtrack of the 1985 album St.
Elmo’s Fire.
The title song of the film of the same name released that same year.
Born in 1952, a singer from the United Kingdom.
It’s a number where his shouting vocals resound powerfully over a strongly rock-tinged melody built on a mid-tempo groove and hard-edged guitar sound.
Another Part of MeMichael Jackson
Included on the 1987 album “Bad.” Born in 1958.
A singer-songwriter from Indiana.
Michael sings soulfully over a mid-tempo rhythm with a distinctive groove and a cheerful, positive-sounding pop melody.
Michael is still absolutely cool even now.
Broken WingsMr. Mister
Included on the 1985 album “Welcome to the Real World.” A four-piece rock band from Arizona formed in 1982.
A mid-tempo track where the quietly progressing, ear-catching bass tone and a mellow, wistful melody line set the stage for vocals that truly resonate with the heart.
To Be With YouMr. BIG
Included on the 1991 album “Lean into It.
” A four-piece rock band from Los Angeles formed in 1988.
The mid-tempo, gently flowing rhythm and the delicately played acoustic guitar tones really resonate with the heart.
The soulful vocals soaring through the melody are cool as well.