Foreign songs you want to listen to in the morning: background music for the breakfast table

Like A VirginMadonna

Madonna – Like A Virgin (Official Video)

A song brimming with the exhilaration of a brand-new romance, woven from a soothing melody and a lively rhythm.

Released in November 1984 on Madonna’s second album, Like a Virgin, this track expresses the joy of a fresh start—overcoming past hardships through the phrase “I made it out of the wilderness.” Its lyrics, infused with themes of transformation through love and self-discovery, are sure to resonate with anyone who has experienced a major turning point in life.

Put it on while enjoying breakfast, and you might just kick off your day feeling refreshed.

I Need SomethingNewton Faulkner

Newton Faulkner – I Need Something

This track evokes the crisp air of morning.

Along with its light, breezy atmosphere, the theme of exploring self-trust resonates deeply.

Newton Faulkner’s percussive guitar work and expressive vocals ring pleasantly in the quiet of the early hours.

Released as a debut single in April 2007, it reached number 107 on the UK chart.

It’s included on the debut album Hand Built by Robots, which went double platinum in the UK.

Highly recommended for those who want to feel anticipation and hope for a new day while having breakfast.

Blue Moon Of KentuckyPatsy Cline

Patsy Cline – Blue Moon of Kentucky

In the quiet of the morning, the rich voice of Patsy Cline resonates.

This piece, which sings of the ache of heartbreak and a lonely heart bathed in moonlight, is a perfect song for breakfast time.

Released in June 1964, it was also included on the soundtrack of the film Sweet Dreams, showcasing Cline’s charm to the fullest.

Listening to this song as soft light filters through the window in the morning will gently soothe your heart.

It’s a lovely track that fills you with hope for a new day and gives you the gentle courage to face forward.

Every MorningSugar Ray

Every Morning – Sugar Ray

This song, marked by its refreshing guitar riff, is perfect as BGM for the breakfast table.

Its lyrics convey warmth, hope, and love, making it feel like you can start each day with a fresh mindset.

Released in January 1999, it became a major hit, peaking at No.

3 on the Billboard chart.

Known as one of Sugar Ray’s signature tracks, it’s included on the album “14:59.” While depicting the complexities of romance, the song’s upbeat vibe is undeniably appealing.

It’s sure to lift your spirits during a morning drive or on your commute to work or school!

The GamblerKenny Rogers

Kenny Rogers – The Gambler

Born on August 21, 1938.

Irish-American.

Kenny Rogers is a popular musician who has sold over 100 million records worldwide.

His song “The Gambler” won the 1979 Grammy Award for Best Country Vocal Performance.

His deep, gravelly voice carries great conviction.

I’ll Sleep When I’m DeadBon Jovi

Bon Jovi – I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead (Closed Captioned)

Included on the 1992 album Keep the Faith.

A five-piece rock band from New Jersey formed in 1983.

With noisy, hard guitar sounds and rhythms marked like handclaps, the melodic lines are poppy and easy to listen to.

The title “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” is really cool, isn’t it?

Breakfast At Tiffany’sDeep Blue Something

Deep Blue Something – Breakfast At Tiffany’s (Official Music Video)

Included on the 1993 album “11th Song.” A five-piece rock band from Texas formed in 1991.

The upbeat, lively rhythm and the contrast between the soft tone of the acoustic guitar and the hard tone of the electric guitar are nicely done, and the fresh, catchy melody makes it feel like a song that will put you in a good mood.