Wonderful Western Music Ranking

Most Moving Western Songs Ranking [2025]

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We’re excited to present the latest Top 100 ranking of moving Western songs, all at once, ordered by highest view counts!

While the emotional impact of Western music often comes through clearly in the performance, taking time to delve into the lyrics can bring a slower, lingering wave of emotion that hits you over time.

Why not experience those waves of emotion for yourself?

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Most Moving Western Songs Ranking [2025] (91–100)

Your PowerBillie Eilish99rank/position

Billie Eilish – Your Power (Official Music Video)

Your PowerBillie Eilish

This is a song released in 2021 by singer-songwriter Billie Eilish, who had a major breakthrough with “Bad Guy.” Many people have been moved by her courageous statements and the meaningful messages in her music.

With “Your Power,” what she wanted to convey was: “Don’t abuse your power.” Between men and women, there is, literally, a difference in power, and in workplaces, at home, and within relationships, there are people who flaunt their authority and try to control others.

Because of that, there are many people who have been hurt—far more than we hear about.

This song both heals the hearts of many and speaks up on their behalf with an important message.

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Don’t Know WhyNorah Jones100rank/position

Norah Jones – Don’t Know Why

Don't Know WhyNorah Jones

A singing voice that gently cradles the heart, and delicate piano spinning broken chords.

Hailing from the United States, Norah Jones captivated the world with her 2002 debut album, “Come Away With Me.” Among its tracks, this piece—an exquisite cover of a song by Jesse Harris—sets a bittersweet yet tender feeling to a beautiful melody that inexplicably draws you in.

Rooted in jazz yet warmed by shades of pop and country, its sound leaves listeners with a gentle calm.

Winning three of the major Grammy Awards in 2003, this work is one that quietly keeps you company on long, peaceful nights, or in moments when you’re thinking of someone dear.

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