[20s] Ranking of Easy-to-Sing Western Songs for Karaoke [2025]

All About That BassMeghan Trainor92rank/position

Meghan Trainor – All About That Bass (Japan Subtitled Version)

This song is also recommended for those with husky voices.

The tempo is on the faster side, but it’s easy to sing thanks to its steady pitch.

The lyrics are wonderful as well—encouraging people who feel self-conscious about their body to be confident.

The feminine, cute music video is another highlight.

It’s too lateCarole King93rank/position

Carole King – It’s Too Late (Sub. en Español)

There aren’t any sudden key changes throughout the song, so even those who aren’t confident with high notes should find it easy to sing.

It’s also slow-tempo and the lyrics are easy to remember, making it a good choice for beginners who don’t often sing Western songs at karaoke.

Everybody HurtsAvril Lavigne94rank/position

Avril Lavigne- Everybody Hurts Lyrics

A track that sings about overcoming difficult times and becoming stronger.

It’s included on the album “Goodbye Lullaby,” released in 2011 by Canadian singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne.

The album reached the Top 10 on charts in countries around the world.

SpinninMadison Beer95rank/position

Madison Beer – Spinnin (Official Video)

Madison Beer is a female singer-songwriter who has continued to gain popularity since the 2010s.

With model-like looks and a refined musical sensibility, she’s especially supported by people in their 20s in the English-speaking world.

Among her songs, I particularly recommend Spinnin.

This track has a slow, downtempo vibe and doesn’t require many techniques beyond controlling dynamics.

I think it’s very easy to sing even for those who are pitch-challenged.

It’s especially recommended if you like the kind of sound Billie Eilish is known for.

The Girl from IpanemaAstrud Gilberto & Stan Getz96rank/position

Astrud Gilberto With Stan Getz – Girl From Ipanema (1964)

Singing bossa nova at karaoke is so stylish, isn’t it? The song I’d love for you to learn and really make your own is “The Girl from Ipanema.” It’s a famous tune, so many of you have probably heard it.

The tempo is relaxed and the key isn’t high, so it’s easy to try.

Take Me Home, Country RoadsOlivia Newton-John97rank/position

Olivia Newton-John – Take Me Home, Country Roads

Everyone must have sung “Take Me Home, Country Roads” at some point.

Sounds familiar, right? That’s right—it’s the original song of “Country Road,” which we even learn at school.

The “easy-to-sing genre” I mentioned at the beginning refers to country music, and as you can tell from the title, this song is a classic example of country.

It’s a genre you can sing even without a powerful voice.

It doesn’t require vocal runs either, so it’s great for beginners.

However, because there aren’t many lyrics, there are lots of long notes, so it’s a good idea to master vibrato.

You can still pull it off without it, but take this opportunity to learn vibrato!

Amazing GraceHayley Westenra98rank/position

AMAZING GRACE – Hayley Westenra

Here’s a slightly older song… Though it’s old, it’s one everyone knows.

You’ll recognize ‘Amazing Grace’ when you hear it—it’s arranged with an incredibly simple melody.

You might feel it has a lot of high notes, right? You can fix that by lowering the key.

Since the song starts out in a high range, lowering the key a bit won’t make it too low to sing.

The lyrics don’t have many words either, which makes it easier to add your own arrangements.

It’s a great choice for absolute beginners.