A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “L”
When it comes to songs with titles that start with “L,” do any come to mind for you?
People don’t usually pay attention to the first letter of a song title, so it might not be easy to think of examples right away.
That said, when it comes to English words starting with “L,” there’s “Love,” and just that alone probably accounts for hundreds of songs.
There are also plenty of other words that seem likely to appear in song titles, like “Last,” “Lady,” and “Little.”
In this article, I’ll introduce lots of songs with titles that start with “L,” regardless of era or genre.
By searching for music from a perspective you may not have considered before, you might discover some new tracks.
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A roundup of Western songs with titles starting with “L” (111–120)
Little Deuce CoupeThe Beach Boys
Released in 1963, the Beach Boys’ “Little Deuce Coupe” is a supremely feel-good number that brought a fresh gust of “cars” into the surf sound.
Its bouncy shuffle beat and richly layered harmonies practically make your body start to swing.
The lyrics overflow with love for the singer’s prized ride, the “Deuce Coupe,” conjuring scenes of leaving rivals in the dust under California’s blue skies.
If you only know the Beach Boys from the high acclaim of Pet Sounds, be sure to check out their fun early tracks too.
Love On the Big ScreenAnimal Collective
This is a shimmering, kaleidoscopic piece of psychedelic pop crafted by Animal Collective, a leading force in the American experimental music scene.
The track feels cinematic—almost like a scene from a film—depicting a dreamlike, slightly unreal romance.
Its floating melodies and pleasantly warped guitar tones invite listeners into a trance-like world.
Created after their 2023 album Isn’t It Now?, the four members reunited for this work, and fans have rejoiced that it “brings back the spirit of the band’s early days.” When you want to step away from the everyday and surrender yourself to a mysterious soundscape, this song is sure to open the door to a new sensory experience.
Love Love LoveAvalanche City
Avalanche City is a New Zealand solo project that wraps listeners’ hearts in gentle, sunlit acoustic sound.
Dave Baxter’s indie-folk craftsmanship is its charm.
The 2011 release Love Love Love was used in a TV network promotion and became a hit overnight; the track also won the APRA Silver Scroll award.
The story of crafting the acclaimed album Our New Life Above the Ground by hand in a community hall symbolizes his DIY spirit.
He’s an artist for anyone who loves warm, empathetic melodies and music with a tangible, handmade feel.
Like WaterLadi6
Ladi6, often hailed as the “Queen” of New Zealand’s music scene, crafts a singular sound where hip-hop forms the core and elements of soul and reggae seamlessly blend in—an approach shaped by her Samoan roots and her teenage years spent in Africa.
After debuting in a group in 1998, she went solo.
Like Water, from the acclaimed album The Liberation Of…, became a signature track and earned platinum certification.
She has won multiple NZ Music Awards, and her 2018 EP Royal Blue 3000 achieved a triple crown.
With its soulful warmth and adventurous experimentation, her music is perfect for listeners seeking genre-defying freedom.
Love of My LifeQueen
This classic ballad, with Brian May’s delicate guitar arpeggios gently stirring the listener’s heart, is one of the signature works by the legendary British rock band Queen.
Through Freddie Mercury’s soulful vocals, you can feel the aching emotion of a protagonist who, having lost an irreplaceable love, longs to win it back—even while wrestling with the painful thought that the other person may never have understood the magnitude of that love.
The song is featured on the 1975 masterpiece A Night at the Opera and was portrayed symbolically in the film Bohemian Rhapsody.
There’s also the famous tale of over 300,000 people singing along in tears at Rock in Rio in January 1985.
It’s the perfect track for nights when you want to reaffirm your feelings for someone special or lose yourself in a beautiful melody.
LANDSLIDEgirlfriends
Girlfriends are a pop-punk duo from Los Angeles, USA.
Comprised of Travis Mills and Nick Gross, the pair have been winning fans with their emotional sound since forming in 2020.
Their single, released in June 2025, vividly depicts how unexpected events in life can hit like a landslide, while powerfully asserting that as long as you’re breathing, there’s hope—even in pain.
Inspired by the “unstoppable energy” they felt while touring with artists like Avril Lavigne, the track—produced by John Feldmann—is an anthem that truly shines live and is sure to give courage to those who listen.
La Prima EstateErlend Øye
Hailing from Bergen, Norway, the multitalented Erlend Øye is an artist who journeys effortlessly through a wide musical landscape, crossing genre borders like indie folk, electronic, and synth-pop with ease.
He began his musical career in 1996, and as one half of Kings of Convenience released the 2001 debut album “Quiet Is the New Loud,” whose beautiful acoustic sound captivated music fans around the world.
His solo album “Unrest,” created with various electronic musicians across ten cities worldwide, achieved both commercial and critical success.
With The Whitest Boy Alive, he pursued indie pop grounded in live instrumentation, and the album “Dreams” received high acclaim.
His collaborations with Röyksopp are also well known.
His music comes highly recommended both for those who love delicate melodies and for listeners eager to embark on genre-spanning adventures.