A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “K”
In this article, I’ll be introducing famous Western songs whose titles start with the letter “K.”
When it comes to English words that begin with “K,” there are plenty that seem perfect for song titles, like “Kiss,” “Keep,” and “Knock.”
Chances are, you haven’t often had the opportunity to search for and listen only to songs that start with a specific letter of the alphabet.
So by reading this article, you might discover songs you didn’t know or find something new.
Take this opportunity to explore a variety of tracks!
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Konungen och trollkvinnanGjallarhorn
Yaaralhorn is a world music band known for its rich sound featuring ethnic instruments such as the kalimba and the Hardanger fiddle.
They deliver traditional Nordic folk music with a modern approach.
Their compositions evoke the landscapes of Finland, a country largely covered by forests and lakes.
Each album is built around a theme, so if you enjoy narrative cohesion, listening to them as a set is recommended.
You’ll also experience unique performances using string and woodwind instruments from around the world.
It’s a band that makes you want to listen while picturing abundant nature.
King Of Wishful ThinkingGo West
Go West is a duo from the United Kingdom.
Their track “King of Wishful Thinking,” contributed by Peter Cox and Richard Drummie to the 1990 film Pretty Woman, became their biggest hit, aided by the movie’s success.
Its crisp, upbeat sound is appealing and has a way of lifting the listener’s spirits.
Kill V. MaimGrimes
This is “Kill V.
Maim,” a track from Art Angels, the fourth album by Grimes, an artist based in Vancouver, Canada.
The lyrics are written from the perspective of a vampire who can freely change gender.
As the lyrics reference gang warfare, the music video also features gang conflicts and vampires, making it visually striking.
You might find yourself hooked on this song’s blend of Grimes’s cute, pop-inflected vocals and its mysterious world-building.
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Keep Tryin’Groove Theory
This is music by Groove Theory that I’d like to listen to at dinner—modern R&B textures are elevated by gently soothing, tender vocal work.
With upbeat lyrics that make you want to take on even ingredients you don’t like, it stands out as a work with real usefulness and presence.
Knockin On Heavens DoorGuns N’ Roses
Bob Dylan’s masterpiece “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door,” born in an America thrown into chaos during the Vietnam War.
Moved by the image of a young man struggling in anguish yet still trying to move forward, many musicians—including Guns N’ Roses—have covered the song.
Korea vs USAH! DUDE
The title is “Korea vs USA,” which is quite a striking title, though the details are unknown.
As for the track, it’s an equally impactful EDM piece, resulting in a unique and dark sound.
It’s the kind of song best enjoyed in a late-night club or on a drive; with its solid, driving beat, it’s easy to let your body go with the flow.
The dramatic development from the middle also gives it a cinematic feel.
In any case, just lose yourself in this dance beat.
Knockin’ Da BootsH-Town
A debut single released in 1993 by H-Town, an American R&B vocal group.
It won a Soul Train Music Award.
The track samples Zapp’s 1980 song “Be Alright.”