Western songs you’ll want to listen to leisurely on your days off. World classics and popular hits.

Sunday MorningMaroon 5

Maroon 5 – Sunday Morning

A gem of a ballad by Maroon 5 that captures a gentle moment of love set against a Sunday morning filled with the soft sound of rain.

Featured on the album “Songs About Jane,” released in 2002 by the quintessential American pop-rock band, it was issued as the fourth single in December 2004.

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soundtrack of the film “Love Actually,” the song masterfully blends elements of jazz and R&B, harmonizing a soothing melody with Adam Levine’s deeply expressive vocals.

It celebrates the preciousness of quiet time spent with a lover amid busy days, making it a perfect track for a leisurely weekend morning or as relaxing background music to share with someone special.

Please Please PleaseSabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter – Please Please Please

A country-tinged track from American artist Sabrina Carpenter wrapped in a disco-pop vibe.

With ironic lyrics, it brilliantly captures the complexities of love.

While worrying about her partner’s actions, the protagonist’s sensitivity and concern for appearances are conveyed through Sabrina’s warm vocals, offering comfort to listeners.

Released in June 2024 and nominated for the Grammy Award for Song of the Year, the track appears on the album “Short n’ Sweet.” It became Sabrina’s first No.

1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped charts in countries around the world, including Australia and the UK.

The music video features her real-life boyfriend, actor Barry Keoghan, and unfolds in a way that evokes Bonnie and Clyde.

It’s a perfect recommendation for May, when you’re settling into a new routine yet carrying a small doubt in your heart.

MotherSugarland

Sugarland – Mother (Lyric Video)

This is a song by the American country music duo Sugarland that gently conveys the gratitude we all feel toward our mothers.

Carefully celebrating a mother’s unconditional love and its importance, the track appears on their album “Bigger,” released in June 2018.

Jennifer Nettles’s emotionally rich vocals skillfully capture a mother’s deep love and warmth.

Set to a calm, tender country ballad, it warmly portrays mothers wishing for their children’s happiness.

It’s perfect as background music for a fun family drive and also makes a lovely gift to express appreciation to your mom.

Not just for special occasions like Mother’s Day, this is a song you’ll want to play whenever you want to say thank you.

mazing GraceCeltic Woman

Celtic Woman – Amazing Grace

This is Amazing Grace performed by a group formed by four women from Ireland.

It became famous when Shizuka Arakawa, who won first place in figure skating at the 2006 Olympics, used a song by this group.

The clear, transparent vocals are captivating.

Shape of YouEd Sheeran

Ed Sheeran – Shape of You (Official Music Video)

It’s a single Ed Sheeran released in 2017.

It’s a comical song about falling in love at a boxing gym, deciding to become stronger, and, in the end, fighting while wearing a suit against a sumo wrestler.

Ed’s clear, gentle vocals and the light rhythm are sure to lift your spirits.

New LightJohn Mayer

John Mayer – New Light (Premium Content!)

An upbeat track with a breezy groove that pays homage to the music styles of the 1980s.

It expresses the wish to be seen in a new light by an unrequited love, carried by a catchy melody.

Released as a single in May 2018 and included on the July 2021 album “Sob Rock.” Its humor-filled music video also drew attention.

Showcasing John Mayer’s versatility and playful spirit, this song is perfect for a relaxing time at a café, and recommended for anyone who relates to the complexities of love.

By Your Side (In My Mind)Leony

Leony – By Your Side (In My Mind)

Leonie’s new single is a heartwarming track that beautifully portrays the enduring nature of friendship.

Hailing from Germany, she crafts works that resonate deeply with listeners through her emotional vocals and catchy melodies.

The song weaves in memories of youth and hopes for the future, expressing a wish for a 17-year friendship to last another 70 years.

Released on January 9, 2025, the track is drawing attention as the lead single from the album “Oldschool Love.” It’s a recommended listen for anyone who cherishes the bonds of friendship or wants to bask in nostalgic memories.