Cheer up! Uplifting Western songs: tracks that make you feel motivated just by listening
In today’s world, with endless sources of stress like economic downturns and natural disasters, it can feel overwhelming.
Whether you’re a working adult or a student, there are moments when anyone can feel down.
This time, we’ve selected a collection of uplifting English-language songs that will give you a boost when you need it most.
From inspiring lyrics to melodies that simply energize you, we’ve picked a wide range—from the latest tracks to timeless classics—so be sure to check them out!
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Cheer Up! Uplifting Western Songs: Tracks That Make You Feel You Can Do It Just by Listening (71–80)
Burn Break CrashAanysa × Snakehips
It’s a song released in 2016, a collaboration between Anisa from the United States and Snakehips, an electronic music duo from the UK.
Even as a teenager, Anisa showcases outstanding vocal and dance skills, overflowing with fresh charm.
As you listen to the naturally groovy sound and Anisa’s ear-pleasing voice, it’s sure to lift your spirits.
As You Are feat. Shy CarterCharlie Puth
The song Charlie Puth collaborated on with Shy Carter is absolutely incredible—the lyrics, which plead for someone to stay just the way they are, are especially moving.
Even the famous Mount Kilimanjaro is quoted in the lyrics.
The perfect tempo, the warm sound, and Charlie’s vocals almost bring me to tears.
Shy’s rap is sharp yet gentle, which is another charm of this track.
Life Is Worth LivingJustin Bieber
Justin Bieber is a singer with sweet looks and a gentle voice who is beloved by women around the world, and he’s hugely popular in Japan as well.
Among his works, the song “Life Is Worth Living” is especially encouraging—just listening to it can give you strength.
Of the tracks introduced in this article, it has a particularly mellow tone that makes you feel gently supported as you listen.
If you’re anxious about the future or haunted by past traumas, be sure to give it a listen.
The Edge Of GloryLady Gaga
This is a song by Lady Gaga, a singer-songwriter who represents America and is also famous in Japan.
It was released in 2011.
Lady Gaga’s performances are flashy and captivating.
The song itself is moving, with powerful vocals.
It’s an uplifting, high-energy track that really gets you going.
As Long As You Love MeBackstreet Boys
It’s a classic Backstreet Boys song released in 1997.
I’m enchanted by the lyrics, which say that as long as the other person loves you, their past or where they come from doesn’t matter—in other words, all that matters is their love.
Not only the lyrics, but the gentle voices of the five members are soothing as well.
Call Me MaybeCarly Rae Jepsen
It’s a hit song by the female singer Carly Rae Jepsen, released in 2012.
It’s fantastic.
Her powerful vocals move and encourage me.
It’s really lovely.
The song itself is easy to listen to, and I like it a lot.
It’s a popular track I highly recommend.
So YesterdayHilary Duff
This is a 2003 song by Hilary Duff, who was an idol for American teens.
The “Yesterday” in the title represents the past, and the song’s refreshing message is that her ex is already someone from yesterday.
Just watching the music video, where Hilary was still a teenage girl and adorably fresh, is enough to lift your spirits.