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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I’m Not In Love10cc
While outwardly insisting “it’s not like I’m in love,” the song paints the aching feelings of a man who has in fact fallen deeply in love, set against a dreamlike melody.
Released in 1975 by the British rock band 10cc, it topped the UK Singles Chart and reached No.
2 in the US.
It’s said that Eric Stewart drew inspiration from a conversation with his wife.
Featured in the film Guardians of the Galaxy, the track resonates with anyone who can’t suppress their feelings for someone special.
A gem of a ballad that stirs the heart—perfect for listening alone on a quiet night.
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I Need to Be in LoveCarpenters
A heart-stirring ballad by the Carpenters that sings of yearning for eternal love while confronting the harshness of reality.
It stands apart from purely sweet love songs, capturing delicate emotions swaying between ideal and reality, beautifully conveyed through crystalline vocals.
Released as a single from the May 1976 album “A Kind of Hush,” it topped the U.
S.
Easy Listening chart.
In 1995, it was chosen as the ending theme for the Japanese TV drama “Miseinen,” drawing renewed attention.
It’s a gem of a melody that gently accompanies quiet nights spent in contemplation or moments of reflecting on memories with someone dear.
I Fall In Love Too Easilymxmtoon
Born in 2000 and hailing from Oakland, California, mxmtoon is a young singer-songwriter drawing attention with indie pop centered around the ukulele.
She will release a cover of a jazz standard composed in 1944 in February 2025.
With airy, translucent vocals and a simple arrangement, this piece captures the fluttering emotions of a heart that falls in love easily.
While preserving the melancholy of the original, it offers a more approachable feel.
Her voice conveys purity and fragility, delivering a warm, intimate expression that seems to nestle close to the listener’s heart.
It’s a gem of a ballad that lets you savor the joy and bittersweetness of love at the same time—one you’ll want to listen to alone, quietly, in your bedroom.
I SurrenderCéline Dion
This is a ballad sung by Canadian diva Celine Dion that expresses a resolve to give everything for love.
With its grand melody and powerful vocals, it deeply moves listeners.
It’s included on the album “A New Day Has Come,” released in March 2002, and has been showcased as one of the highlights of her Las Vegas performances.
It’s the perfect song for those who believe in the power of love—something anyone with experience in romance can relate to.
I Hate Everything About YouThree Days Grace
Hailing from Ontario, Canada, Three Days Grace is a band that has captivated listeners since their formation in 1997 with a wide-ranging sound that spans from alternative rock to nu metal.
Since their major-label debut in 2003, their songs—laying bare anger and anguish—have resonated with audiences worldwide, earning numerous No.
1 spots on the Billboard charts.
Their prowess has been widely recognized, including winning a rock category award at the 2006 Billboard Music Awards.
In 2024, original member Adam Gontier returned, and the band embarked on a new challenge with a twin-vocal setup alongside Matt Walst.
Their music, which channels inner turmoil and conflict through a powerful sound, is perfect for moments when you want to release pent-up emotions.
I Follow Rivers (feat. Oaks)Tiësto
Dutch DJ Tiësto has captured listeners’ hearts with a track featuring singer Oakes.
The lyrics, themed around deep affection and devotion, use river imagery to express romantic feelings and resonate with audiences.
Characterized by energetic beats and a catchy melody line, it’s sure to ignite clubs and festivals.
Released in January 2025, the song was created as part of Tiësto’s new project, “Prismatic: Pack One.” It’s a recommended listen for anyone troubled by love or looking for a change of mood.
I Want It That WayBackstreet Boys
A pop ballad about aching love propelled America’s Backstreet Boys to global stardom.
Released in April 1999, the song reached No.
1 on the charts in more than 25 countries and earned an impressive three Grammy nominations.
While the lyrics are ambiguous, its beautiful melody and the group’s exquisite five-part harmonies are sure to soothe anyone struggling with love.
It was featured in a Samsung Electronics commercial in 2021, and even after more than 20 years, its appeal remains undiminished.
Highly recommended for those dealing with heartbreak or long-distance relationships.