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Breakup songs sung by female Western artists. World-famous classics and popular tracks.

People grow by going through heartbreak again and again.

You hear that a lot, but no matter how many times you experience it, heartbreak is still painful (lol).

When you get dumped, the emotional wound can feel especially deep, don’t you think? So I’ve gathered some Western breakup songs sung by female artists to help heal those heartaches.

Breakup songs sung by female Western artists: World-famous and popular tracks (1–10)

I’m a MessBebe Rexha

Bebe Rexha – I’m A Mess [Official Music Video]
I'm a MessBebe Rexha

It’s a moving song by American artist Bebe Rexha that sings of the strength to accept oneself even while carrying the loneliness of being left by a loved one.

Included on her album “Expectations,” released in June 2018, it resonated with many listeners.

The wavering of a heart trying to embrace itself as it is—despite self-denial and anxiety—strikes a chord alongside her powerful vocals.

Born from facing her own psychological struggles, the piece is also memorable for the episode that it was completed in just two hours after an offhand remark in the studio.

Winner of a BMI Pop Award, the song continues to be highly regarded as a track that stands by those suffering from heartbreak and self-doubt.

Stay ft. Mikky EkkoRihanna

This is a ballad that conveys emotions welling up from the depths of the heart, carried by a gentle piano melody.

Rihanna, the singer from Barbados, weaves a poignant yet powerful harmony together with American singer-songwriter Mikky Ekko, evoking deep empathy.

Featured on the album “Unapologetic,” it was released in December 2012 and reached the top five in more than 24 countries worldwide.

It topped the charts in many countries, including Bulgaria, Canada, and Denmark, and its Grammy performance received high acclaim.

This work resonates with anyone facing the pain of heartbreak, regret, and the complexities of love.

With simple yet profound emotional expression and universal themes, it remains a classic that continues to soothe the hearts of many listeners.

I Wanna Go BackJordan Pruitt

11. “I Wanna Go Back” by Jordan Pruitt [FULL SONG!]
I Wanna Go BackJordan Pruitt

This song by former popular Disney Channel star Jordan Pruitt is a heartbreaking breakup ballad in which a girl, feeling the emotional distance growing between her and her lover, wistfully sings that she wants to go back to the time when she was sure you were mine.

Breakup songs sung by female Western artists: world-famous and popular tracks (11–20)

Part Of MeKaty Perry

Katy Perry – Part Of Me (Official)
Part Of MeKaty Perry

This song by Katy Perry is an impressive dance-pop track with a powerful beat, and it’s said to have been written about her ex-boyfriend Travie McCoy.

The music video, in which she portrays a Marine, is also stunning, and the shoot reportedly took place over three days at an actual Marine Corps camp in California.

He Wasn’tAvril Lavigne

Avril Lavigne – He Wasn’t (Official Video)
He Wasn'tAvril Lavigne

This upbeat pop-punk song by Avril Lavigne sings about breaking up with a lover who treated her badly, realizing he wasn’t who she thought he was.

Although it’s a breakup song, its high-energy vibe makes it a track that can’t help but lift your spirits.

The Way I Loved YouSelena Gomez

Selena Gomez & The Scene – The way i loved you (español) HQ
The Way I Loved YouSelena Gomez

In this ballad by Selena Gomez, she delivers an emotional portrayal of the sorrow of losing a cherished lover, acknowledging that while she may one day love someone else, she will never love them the way she loved you.

thank u, nextAriana Grande

Ariana Grande – thank u, next (Official Video)
thank u, nextAriana Grande

This song by American pop star Ariana Grande sings about the lessons she learned from past relationships.

While expressing gratitude to her exes, she conveys the importance of personal growth.

Released in November 2018, it became a massive hit, spending seven consecutive weeks at No.

1 on the U.

S.

charts.

The music video drew attention for its parodies of popular films.

It’s a recommended track for anyone looking to move on from heartbreak and step forward.

Ariana’s powerful vocals and uplifting message resonate deeply.