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Ranking of Tear-Jerking Western Songs [2025]
We’re introducing the latest top 100 ranking of tear-jerking Western songs, all at once, ordered by the highest number of plays!
Whether it’s a moving song or a sad one, why not let yourself be carried away by the music and have a good cry now and then?
Use it to relieve stress and as a push to move forward.
The playlist is updated weekly.
Top 10 Tearjerker Western Songs [2025] (1–10)
PhotographEd Sheeran1rank/position
As the title “Photograph” suggests, it evokes the image of an album filled with family photos, carefully tucked away deep in the house.
It’s a warm song that tells you, “Your place to come home to is right here.”
The Heart Wants What It WantsSelena Gomez2rank/position
At the beginning of this song, a voice note from Selena Gomez herself is included, in which she says something like, “This is stupid—you’re blaming everything on me,” and it’s said that the song is likely about Justin Bieber, whom she dated for many years.
One Last TimeAriana Grande3rank/position
A gemlike love song that portrays a woman wishing for one last night with a lost love, its sweet, aching vocals resonating deep in the heart.
Ariana Grande’s emotive singing fully brings out the song’s allure.
Released in February 2015 from the album “My Everything,” this track skillfully blends dance-pop and EDM elements.
The lyrics, imbued with the desperate wish to “walk you home just one more time,” are universally relatable to anyone who has experienced heartbreak.
It’s a recommended listen for those unable to accept a farewell to someone precious or for anyone who wants to revisit a past romance.
See You Again ft. Charlie PuthWiz Khalifa4rank/position
This is a gem of a ballad infused with feelings of friendship that pierce the heart.
The moving collaboration by American rapper Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth beautifully sings of the sorrow of losing someone close and the hope of reunion.
Created in March 2015 as the theme song for the film Furious 7, it also serves as a tribute to the late Paul Walker.
The song set an astonishing record by topping the Billboard Hot 100 for 12 consecutive weeks, bringing tears to people around the world.
It’s especially recommended for those who have experienced parting from someone dear, or who wish to reaffirm the bonds with family and friends.
Tears In HeavenEric Clapton5rank/position
This is a ballad born out of an unfathomable sense of loss, like a requiem.
It’s a song by the legendary British guitarist Eric Clapton.
He asks his child, who passed away so young, whether they would recognize him if they were to meet again in heaven—an utterly pure sentiment that tightens the chest.
The quiet strains of the acoustic guitar feel like a small light of hope shining within sorrow.
Released in January 1992 as the theme song for the film “Rush,” the track, along with the live album “Unplugged,” has sold over 26 million copies worldwide.
On nights when you’re overcome by unbearable grief, why not give it a listen?
Someone You LovedLewis Capaldi6rank/position
This is a heartbreak song marked by a poignant piano melody and moving vocals.
The lyrics convey the sorrow and loneliness of losing a loved one, resonating deeply with listeners.
Released in May 2019, the track became one of Lewis Capaldi’s signature songs and a massive hit, charting in over 29 countries worldwide.
It’s a recommended listen when you want to soothe the pain of heartbreak or immerse yourself in the grief of losing someone dear.
Capaldi’s soulful voice will stay close to your heart and bring you comfort.
White horseTaylor Swift7rank/position
The queen of love songs, Taylor Swift, delivers a tear-jerking classic with “White Horse.” It’s a song about longing for a movie-like romance, only to find that real life doesn’t unfold like a dream—and even the prince you believed in ends up breaking your heart.
It’s a message that any woman who’s ever yearned for love can relate to at least once.