A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “I”
When it comes to English words that start with “I,” there are plenty that could make great song titles—beyond the pronoun “I,” you’ve got “If” for hypotheticals, as well as “Imagine” and “Idea,” among others.
In this article, I’ll introduce some classic Western songs whose titles start with “I.” I don’t think many people usually search for songs by narrowing down the first letter of the title, but that’s exactly why you might discover tracks you hadn’t noticed before.
Enjoy the article as you look forward to finding out what songs are on the list.
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A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “I” (91–100)
I KnowIShowSpeed
This is a powerful hip-hop number dropped into the music scene by IShowSpeed, the American streamer who’s taking the streaming world by storm.
It feels like his momentum—fresh off winning Streamer of the Year at the 2024 Streamer Awards—has been turned directly into sound.
The track captures the thrill of day-to-day, whirlwind success and his gratitude toward the fans who support him.
Over a trap beat by RIOTUSA, the producer behind Ice Spice’s “Munch,” his high-energy rap explodes from start to finish.
It’s amazing how just listening to it can lift your spirits.
Showcasing a musical evolution beyond his 2022 release “World Cup,” this is a song that might give you a serious boost whenever you’re aiming to accomplish something big.
I Miss YouKlymaxx
Klymaxx is an all-female R&B band from Los Angeles whose members play their own instruments and handle songwriting and production.
This work is a gem of a ballad written by keyboardist Lynn Malsby, based on her own experiences.
The pure feeling of still not being able to forget someone you’ve grown apart from and longing to see them again is something anyone who’s suffered heartbreak can painfully relate to.
Lead vocalist Joyce Irby’s poignant voice blends with the beautiful tones of the synthesizer, drawing you into a sentimental world.
Released as a single from the classic album “Meeting in the Ladies Room” in November 1985, the song reached No.
5 on the U.
S.
charts and remained a hit for 29 weeks.
It may be the kind of song that gently keeps you company on nights when you want to sit quietly with your thoughts.
Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with "I" (101–110)
It’s My LifeTalk Talk
An iconic song by the British band Talk Talk, distinguished by its cool synthesizer tones.
The group evolved from their early new wave sound into an experimental style that gradually incorporated jazz and art rock.
Released in January 1984, the track signaled the beginning of that transformation.
With a theme that seems to declare, “This is my life,” and a resolve not to let anyone interfere, it gives you the courage to stay true to yourself.
It drew renewed attention in 1990 during promotion for a best-of compilation, becoming a hit that reached No.
13 on the UK chart.
It’s a talisman-like number that gently supports you when you’re swayed by others’ voices or want to firm up your own resolve.
IM YEATYeat & BNYX®
A powerhouse collaboration track by American rapper Yeat and producer BNYX®, two leading figures in the modern hip-hop scene! BNYX®, who was hailed as the “Best Hip-Hop Producer Alive” in 2023, showcases his mastery here as well.
This song is the ultimate self-affirmation anthem, boldly proclaiming, “I am one of a kind.” Its solitary, unrivaled stance surges through with thunderous bass and otherworldly synths.
Fans are raving that “this chemistry is perfect,” and their proven synergy—refined through past collaborations like on the album Lyfe—speaks for itself.
Released in July 2025 and premiered live at a festival that same month, it’s the perfect listen when you want to immerse yourself in an overwhelming sonic universe or bolster your confidence—you’ll feel unstoppable.
Iced Tea (feat. 21 Savage, Project Pat & Coupe)Young Nudy
To succeed on the streets, relentless effort may be essential.
This track by Atlanta-based Young Nudy is a powerful song infused with a hustler’s philosophy.
A proven talent who was nominated for a Grammy in 2019, he brings in his cousin 21 Savage and the legendary Project Pat to portray the raw reality of rising up in the streets.
Producer Coupe crafts dreamy strings and a heavyweight beat that blend perfectly with the three rappers’ verses.
As the lead single from the album “PARADISE,” set for release in August 2025, it’s a track that will give you the courage to charge toward your goals whenever you’re striving to achieve something.
I Know You KnowEsperanza Spalding
Esperanza Spalding, an American artist, is an innovator who breathes new life into the jazz tradition.
Her voice, woven together as she masterfully plays the upright bass, instantly captures listeners’ hearts and never lets go.
The story of her winning the Grammy for Best New Artist over Justin Bieber has become one of the legends attesting to her extraordinary talent.
Centered on jazz while interweaving neo-soul and Brazilian music, her sound shifts like a kaleidoscope, inviting us on an unknown musical journey.
Surrender yourself to the groove born of her intellect and sensitivity.
I Don’t Need SocietyD.R.I.
The song “I Don’t Need Society,” emblematic of the early career of the popular thrash band D.
R.
I.
, captures the explosive impulse of hardcore punk from a group that would later become pioneers of crossover thrash.
Its biggest draw is the overwhelming sense of speed slammed out in just over a minute.
The vocals shouting “I don’t need society” feel like they’re giving voice to the pent-up anger of youth.
It’s a track that touches the very source of thrash metal’s aggression—a true origin point.
Don’t overthink it—just surrender to this unflinching surge of energy!