Breakup songs in Western music that I want to sing at karaoke: world classics and popular hits

Counting StarsOneRepublic

OneRepublic – Counting Stars

Want to learn a punchy song with a bit of a shout? If you’re that kind of guy, why not try singing a OneRepublic track with a cool melody and striking lyrics? If you’ve been having trouble sleeping at night, you might find yourself relating to the lyrics of this song.

Too Good at GoodbyesSam Smith

Sam Smith – Too Good At Goodbyes

I want to sing with a relaxed, expressive feel.

For boys like that, Sam Smith’s “Goodbye” is highly recommended.

Its beautiful vocal work also makes it a great choice for boys who want to let their feelings out at karaoke.

The chorus, which expands with a gospel-like quality, is another highlight.

Somebody Told MeThe Killers

The Killers – Somebody Told Me (Official Music Video)

I’ve got something to say about the game of love.

When you’ve got a lot of emotions built up, I recommend a slightly unique song by The Killers.

As you sing it, you can’t help but start feeling cheerful.

The melody itself is something I recommend, too.

Bitter Sweet SymphonyThe Verve

The Verve – Bitter Sweet Symphony

When love isn’t going well and you’re feeling a bit down, songs that make you feel “I’m okay” are highly recommended.

Let this classic by the British band The Verve give you that push to find the motivation to try changing yourself.

It’s also great for karaoke.

Go AwayWeezer

Weezer – Go Away

Sometimes a breakup makes you feel sad, and other times you just feel fed up—everyone feels that way now and then.

In those moments, why not sing a song called “Go Away” to let your feelings out? Repeat the lyrics over and over and sing to blow off some steam.

See You AgainWiz Khalifa

Wiz Khalifa – See You Again ft. Charlie Puth [Official Video] Furious 7 Soundtrack

Love didn’t work out, but someday we might meet again.

There’s a bit of that hope somewhere.

For a boy like that, try memorizing and singing the lyrics to “See You Again.” Its simple words set to a beautiful melody will surely resonate in your heart.

Cryin’Aerosmith

Aerosmith – Cryin’ (Official Music Video)

A track about a roller-coaster relationship that keeps getting worse despite starting out great.

It was released in 1993 by the American hard rock band Aerosmith and was inspired by Johann Pachelbel’s 1680 piece “Canon in D Major.”