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Top Happy Songs by Female Western Artists: Popular Rankings [2025]

Top Happy Songs by Female Western Artists: Popular Rankings [2025]
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There’s a song that goes something like, “Happiness doesn’t walk over to you—you go out and find it.” Here, we’re introducing just that kind of happiness song.

A happy feeling is a positive aura that spreads to the people around you.

Be sure to check it out!

Top 10 Happy Songs by Female Western Artists [2025] (1–10)

PreciousYuna Ito1rank/position

Precious / Yuna Ito (Cover)
Precious by Yuna Ito

This is a sweet and bittersweet song by Yuna Ito that portrays the subtle shift of the heart from anxiety to certainty.

It’s natural that vague fears and doubts arise as your feelings for someone grow stronger.

But this work shows that because the two continue to face each other sincerely, they can build a relationship where they truly trust one another.

Released in May 2006, it drew attention as the theme song for the film “Limit of Love: Umizaru.” It’s a recommended track for times when you want to feel the bond with someone important, or when you want to reaffirm the feelings you share for each other.

Rockin’ Around The Christmas TreeBella Thorne2rank/position

“Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree” – Bella Thorne (Lyrics Video)
Rockin' Around The Christmas TreeBella Thorne

This song by Bella Thorne, also known from the TV show “Shake It Up,” is a cover of Brenda Lee’s classic 1958 Christmas hit.

It’s arranged in a more modern pop-rock style, making it a lively and fun track perfect for the holiday season.

This Is My ParadiseBridgit Mendler3rank/position

This song, featuring Bridgit Mendler’s clear, translucent vocals and a refreshing guitar sound, is also used in the film Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2.

The music video—combining footage of Bridgit shot on a beautiful beach with scenes from the movie—is also well worth watching.

Ever Ever AfterCarrie Underwood4rank/position

Verwünscht – Ever Ever After – Music Video – Carrie Underwood
Ever Ever AfterCarrie Underwood

It’s the theme song from Disney’s musical film Enchanted, starring Amy Adams.

With its breezy intro and soaring vocals, you can tell right away it’s a wonderful classic.

It blends country and pop flavors beautifully, wrapping listeners in an uplifting, universally appealing energy.

The song is performed by Carrie Underwood, a popular singer who won American Idol Season 4 and is also a Grammy winner, but note that it’s not included on her original albums.

Be sure to get the movie soundtrack!

Shake It OffTaylor Swift5rank/position

A song by American artist Taylor Swift that lifts your spirits with its positivity.

It celebrates the strength to rise above negativity and the importance of staying true to yourself.

Released in August 2014, this track marked a pivotal shift from country to pop.

Issued as the lead single from the album 1989, it reached No.

1 on the Billboard charts and earned three nominations at the 2015 Grammy Awards.

It’s the perfect song for shaking off the blues or regaining your confidence.

EverydayAriana Grande6rank/position

Ariana Grande – Everyday (Official Video) ft. Future
EverydayAriana Grande

This song by Ariana Grande is a collaboration with the rapper Future, and its provocative lyrics drew attention.

A music video was also released featuring Ariana in an oversized jacket dancing around a couple, and its risqué content became a hot topic.

This KissCarly Rae Jepsen7rank/position

Carly Rae Jepsen is a singer-songwriter who represents Canada.

This track is the title song from her second album, Kiss, which became a hit not only in her home country of Canada but also in various countries including Japan.

Colored by a lively synth-pop sound, the song portrays a man and woman who are drawn to each other despite both having partners.

Its hook is so catchy and melodic that you can remember it after just one listen.

If you’re in a similar situation to the protagonists in this song, it might just give you some courage.