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Foreign songs about flowers: world classics and popular hits

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Former vocal coach specializing in Western musicRyo
Under the theme of “vocal skills that stand up on the world stage,” I have experience teaching as an online vocal coach specializing in Western music, and I usually listen to genres like nuevo flamenco, bolero, canzone, and R&B. In my teens, I questioned the idea that “foreign music equals English,” and started exploring songs from around the world. My commentary is characterized by a unique perspective shaped by listening to music of every genre, in every language, from every country. I mainly cover world music, so be sure to check it out!

Beautiful flowers that add color to our lives—giving them as gifts and decorating with them.

In songs, the word is often used metaphorically.

How many songs about flowers do you know?

There are quite a lot, but take this opportunity to check some out.

I’m sure you’ll discover something new.

Flower songs in Western music: World-famous and popular songs (41–50)

RosemarySuzanne Vega

Suzanne Vega – Rosemary (Remember Me)

RosemarySuzanne Vega

Suzanne Vega is known as an American socially conscious singer-songwriter who was active in the 1980s.

For example, one of her signature songs, “Luka,” is written from the perspective of a child suffering from abuse and stood out as a unique presence among the hits of its time.

Among her songs is this one, “Rosemary.”

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Wild FlowerThe Cult

The Cult – Wild Flower HD

Wild FlowerThe Cult

There’s a British hard rock band called The Cult.

Their lineup has been fluid, with members frequently coming and going, but the vocalist and guitarist have remained since their debut.

Among their songs is “Wild Flower,” which features a striking guitar riff in the intro.

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Daffodil LamentThe Cranberries

Cranberries – Daffodil Lament

Daffodil LamentThe Cranberries

The Cranberries are an Irish rock band with a distinctive presence, featuring a female vocalist whose beautiful, prayer-like voice seems to be influenced by Celtic music.

One of their songs is “Daffodil Lament,” with “daffodil” referring to the trumpet daffodil.

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Autumn FlowerRoddy Frame

Roddy Frame- Autumn Flower (+lyrics)

Autumn FlowerRoddy Frame

A track from his first solo album, not under Aztec Camera.

While retaining the warm acoustic sound of the Aztec era, Roddy’s free-spirited sensibility shines through.

A perfect song to listen to quietly on a solitary night.

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Power FlowerStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder Live – Power Flower

Power FlowerStevie Wonder

A ballad tune from the album Secret Life, which was reportedly produced for the soundtrack of the documentary film “My Generation, My Music.” A beautiful number featuring a simple melody and gently flowing vocals.

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CarnationThe Jam

The Jam – Carnation

CarnationThe Jam

The Jam is the British rock band that Paul Weller—who is now active as a solo artist—used to belong to.

Although they disbanded in the 1980s, they are said to still enjoy strong support in the UK today.

“Carnation,” a melancholic, minor-key number included on their final album, is one such song.

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SnowdropRoland Orzabal

Roland Orzabal – Snowdrop

SnowdropRoland Orzabal

This song is by Roland Orzabal, known as a core member of the British band Tears for Fears, active in the 1980s.

The title “Snowdrop” refers to a flower with three petals on a single stalk.

One variety is known as the common snowdrop.

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