Western songs that high school students like. Classic and popular hits from overseas.
I’ve put together a collection of Western songs that you’d hear at least once a day somewhere around high school! Even if you don’t usually listen to Western music, I’m sure you’ve heard these tracks at least once.
Take this opportunity to listen to songs beyond Japanese music—something might spark inside you!
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Western songs that high school students like: Classic and popular hits from overseas (111–120)
Chained To The RhythmKaty Perry ft. Skip Marley

A tropical disco track released in 2017 by Katy Perry.
Featuring politically charged lyrics, it was produced with involvement from Australian singer-songwriter Sia.
The candy-colored music video was directed by Matthew Cullen.
Western songs that high school students like: International masterpieces and popular tracks (121–130)
SeventeenAlessia Cara

It’s a track Alessia Cara released in 2015.
The title “17” perfectly corresponds to high school age, and the lyrics express a wish for time to stop at 17.
Time always flies, but listening to this song will likely make you want to cherish each day.
PrayingKe$ha

A track that sings about feeling lonely yet being proud of yourself.
It’s a powerful, gospel-tinged ballad released in 2017 by American singer Kesha.
Ryan Lewis, also known for his collaborations with Macklemore, was involved in its production.





