A collection of Western songs with titles starting with 'G'
When you hear “songs with titles that start with ‘G,’” what tracks come to mind?
We don’t usually think about the first letter of a song title, so it might be hard to come up with examples on the spot.
For instance, there are many English words that start with “G,” like “Good,” “Gonna,” and “Get.”
In this article, we’ll introduce songs with titles that start with “G” from among many of the world’s great tracks.
We hope you enjoy the read and maybe discover some new music along the way.
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GraveKid Cudi
The American artist Kid Cudi’s song is a soul-stirring anthem of encouragement themed around rebirth from adversity.
It’s as if his own indomitable spirit—having overcome trials like his bone fracture accident in May 2025—was turned directly into song.
The lyrics, which cry out that he’s still alive even from within the grave, carry a powerful resolve to never yield to any hardship.
Released in July 2025, this track is included on the album “Free.” If you’re hoping to rise above the past and step forward as a new you, it will resonate deeply in your heart and fuel you for tomorrow.
Gone With the WindArchitects
Gone With the Wind by Architects, the UK’s world-renowned metalcore band.
Knowing that this song was written while the late guitarist Tom Searle was battling illness makes its weight overwhelming.
The storm-ravaged sound and throat-tearing screams feel like his inner cry itself.
And yet, the contrast between that ferocity and the fleeting moments of silence and beautiful melody is nothing short of genius.
Even as it sings of the transience of everything being swept away with the wind, there’s an unmistakable brilliance of life shining through.
Why not experience this song alongside the band’s harrowing story?
Go On GirlNe-Yo
This is a song by American R&B singer Ne-Yo that portrays a man who, precisely because he loves his partner, wishes happiness for the lover whose heart has changed and gently tells them, “It’s okay to go.” It shows that deep affection for the other person outweighs anger or sadness—proof of truly being in love.
The ultimate form of love, prioritizing the other’s happiness even at the cost of oneself, may be a pain only those who’ve lived it can understand.
The album that includes this track, Because of You, was released in 2007 and won at the 50th Grammy Awards.
Filled with the quiet resolve to step back for the sake of someone torn by a forbidden romance, this song will be there to comfort you when you’re thinking about what you can do for someone you care about in a situation that feels impossible.
Gust of WindPharrell Williams
This is a funk number released in 2014 by American producer Pharrell Williams.
Featured on the album G I R L, its star-studded collaboration with Daft Punk also became a major talking point.
Its disco sound, breezing by like a pleasant wind, could be said to lift listeners’ spirits.
In fact, the song’s personal message—an expression of love for his wife—has been beautifully elevated into a universal love song that anyone can relate to.
It’s the perfect track for when you want to boost your mood.
Why not immerse yourself in its world by checking out the dreamy music video?
Give ‘Em the AxeLizzy Borden
Opening with a skull-crackingly shocking intro, this is the American band Lizzy Borden.
It’s the title track of their debut EP, released in May 1984, and a signature song for the band! The razor-sharp twin guitars that swing down like an axe and the piercing high-note vocals are absolutely intense.
Its aggressive worldview, like bringing a hammer of wrath down on society’s injustices, will hook you after a single listen.
This work marked the starting point for the band that would go on to create classics like Visual Lies.
Put it on when you want to blow away your daily frustrations, and you’ll be swept up in a rush of exhilaration.
If you need the energy to fight the unfairness around you, this is a must-listen.
Good FeelingFlo Rida
It’s a party anthem by Flo Rida, an artist from the United States, that makes you feel amazing just by listening.
Boldly incorporating the soulful vocals of gospel singer Etta James, this track captivates many listeners with its exhilarating sound.
The lyrics express strong confidence in success and a hopeful vision for the future, giving listeners a boost of positive energy.
Released as a single in August 2011 from the acclaimed album “Wild Ones,” it was also used as the victory anthem for the NHL’s New York Rangers.
Perfect for getting pumped up in the morning, hitting the road, or cheering at a sports game! Why not let yourself get carried away by its explosive beat?
GorgeousTaylor Swift
Feeling so mad at someone for being just too “gorgeous”!? This is a humor-filled unrequited love song sung by American artist Taylor Swift.
Set to a lively synth-pop sound, the lyrics strikingly portray being tongue-tied in front of a love-at-first-sight crush and the complicated feeling of liking someone so much it actually makes you angry.
Many people have probably experienced going blank the moment they see their crush or being swept away by their own emotions.
You could say it’s a song packed with that uncontrollable rush and flutter of the very moment love begins.