A Compilation of Western Songs with Titles Starting with C [2025]
In this article, we’ve compiled and introduced only songs with titles that start with the letter “C,” focusing on a wide range of Western popular music—mainly rock and pop—from the 1950s up to the present 2020s.
For example, you might think there are dozens of songs whose titles begin with the word “California,” but… how many are there, really?
It’s a concept you won’t often see on other sites, and it’s perfect for a round of song-title shiritori, too.
Be sure to check it out!
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[2025] A Compilation of Western Songs Whose Titles Start with C (11–20)
Cold DecemberNEW!Rod Wave
Rod Wave, who has garnered attention as a pioneer of trap soul, rose to prominence after growing up in a challenging home environment, thanks to the breakout success of “Heart on Ice” from his 2019 mixtape PTSD.
The song appears on his August 2022 album Beautiful Mind, sampling a track by country artist Hank Williams Jr.
, and explores themes of heartbreak and loneliness.
Its introspective lyrics and soulful vocals create a brooding, melancholic atmosphere that, paired with the music video’s striking imagery of snowy mountains and wood-chopping scenes, mirrors the feelings of cold and solitude that deepen with the season.
Reflecting on past relationships with candid expressions of longing and inner conflict, this work offers solace—whether you’re spending the holidays quietly on your own or trying to move on from a painful goodbye.
Can’t Get EnoughNEW!Bad Company
Bad Company, the standard-bearers of British hard rock, brought together members from popular bands like Free and Mott the Hoople.
Released in 1974, this song—both their debut single and the opening track of their self-titled debut album, Bad Company—is a true classic and one of their signature numbers.
Its thunderous guitar riff born from open-C tuning, paired with Paul Rodgers’s husky, powerful vocals, is the very definition of a straight-ahead rock anthem.
The track lays bare uncontrollable feelings for a loved one with striking simplicity—and that’s exactly what makes it resonate.
The album hit No.
1 on the U.
S.
charts, and the single was a massive success as well.
It’s no surprise it remains a radio staple to this day.
Highly recommended for your next drive.
CinderellaNEW!Remi Wolf
Remi Wolf is a California-born singer-songwriter with the unique background of having competed as a Junior Olympian skier.
This track opens her second album, “Big Ideas,” released in July 2024.
Its buoyant, ’70s disco-style brass makes for an irresistibly upbeat sound, yet the lyrics portray everyday emotional ups and downs and the relatable impulse to put on a brave face.
Her candid expression of inner conflict beneath the bright arrangement seems to suggest that it’s okay to accept every version of yourself.
She performed the song on a popular American TV show in April 2024, drawing widespread attention.
When you’re feeling low, the groove of this piece will nudge you forward, reminding you that you’re fine just as you are.
Come DancingNEW!The Kinks
The Kinks are masters at vividly capturing everyday British life.
This piece is a bittersweet yet heartwarming tribute song dedicated by frontman Ray Davies to his sister, who passed away young.
From the perspective of her younger brother, it lovingly portrays her dressing up on weekends and heading to the dance hall.
Despite its cheerful, glamorous big band-style sound, the lyrics carry memories of happier days, the sorrow of losing a sister, and a wistful nostalgia for a changing city.
Though it wasn’t a hit upon its UK release in 1982, the video caught on in America the following year, reaching No.
6 on the charts.
That success made its way back home and led to a reassessment.
Included on the album “State of Confusion,” it later inspired a musical of the same name by Ray himself.
It’s a perfect listen for a night spent reminiscing about cherished family memories.
Cheap HotelNEW!FKA Twigs
British artist FKA twigs, known for her experimental sound and inventive performances.
It’s still fresh in our memory that she released the album “EUSEXUA” in January 2025, and the track she unveiled in September 2025 heralds the beginning of her forthcoming work, “EUSEXUA Afterglow.” This piece blends shimmering synths with intricate breakbeats in a trip-hop-leaning style, resulting in a sound steeped in the atmosphere of the night.
It paints a thrilling scene of a clandestine rendezvous in a cheap hotel behind a club, with fleeting intimacy that pairs beautifully with her exquisite falsetto.
It’s a perfect track for night drives or moments of solitary contemplation.
CongratulationsDarko US
Darko US, known as the project of Chelsea Grin vocalist Tom Barber and former Spite drummer Josh “Baby J” Miller, specializes in a boundary-smashing sound that blends industrial and electronic elements into a deathcore foundation.
Their single released in September 2025 bears a title that appears celebratory at first glance, but in reality it’s an extremely heavy work swirling with biting irony and despair.
Tom’s vocal delivery, shifting between multifaceted screams and eerie quiet, feels like a cold tribute to a world in collapse.
The track is slated to appear on the forthcoming album Oni 2, and a video showcasing raw studio performances has also been released.
For listeners unsatisfied with existing genres, this song is likely to hit a very sweet spot.
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Common TouchLovejoy
Though formed only in 2021, Lovejoy, a band based in Brighton, England, have steadily built a fanbase, with their 2023 EP “Wake Up & It’s Over” reaching No.
5 on the UK charts.
A track from their debut album “One Simple Trick” leans into a brisk, high-energy indie rock vibe.
The song depicts the inner conflict of someone in a privileged position and their disconnect from “ordinary people,” creating an engaging contrast between the lively band sound and the lyrics’ sardonic perspective.
Energetic yet tinged with melancholy, it’s a track that works both when you want to lift your spirits and when you’re looking for something to quietly accompany more complicated feelings.