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Western songs to listen to when you feel lonely: world classics and popular hits

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Composer/arranger, guitarist, and bloggerAyumi Saito
I started playing guitar in elementary school, and in junior high and high school I played the horn in the concert band. In college I became engrossed in composing and began using DTM. These days, I provide songs to artists as a composer, run a blog under the name “Sakki,” and post music lesson videos on YouTube. My musical roots are in rock, but I also love dance music!

There are songs that give you courage when you feel lonely, songs that help ease your solitude—so many different styles.

This time, we’re introducing classic Western tracks to listen to when you’re feeling alone.

Surely there are people around you who care about you.

Don’t overthink it—anyone is fine! Try listening while thinking of someone who’s always by your side.

Western songs to listen to when you feel lonely: World classics and popular tracks (91–100)

Somebody That I Used To KnowGotye

Gotye – Somebody That I Used To Know (feat. Kimbra) [Official Music Video]

Somebody That I Used To KnowGotye

A track from the 2011 album “Making Mirrors.” It was later released as a single, serving as the second single.

Its indescribably unsettling sound is addictive.

The song sings of the sadness of being treated like a complete stranger by a lover the moment you break up.

How heartbreaking.

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Maison Ikkoku

Alone Again (Naturally)Gilbert O’Sullivan

Gilbert O'Sullivan - Alone Again

Alone Again (Naturally)Gilbert O'Sullivan

Maison Ikkoku Alone again High Quality

This is a hit song by Irish singer Gilbert O’Sullivan that sings of loneliness and the pain of heartbreak.

Its beautiful melody and delicate lyrics really touch the heart.

Many listeners may relate to the protagonist, who feels such despair that he even considers suicide.

Released in 1972, it spent six consecutive weeks at number one on the U.

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Billboard chart.

The song was also used in the anime adaptation of Rumiko Takahashi’s manga Maison Ikkoku.

Listening to it when you’re feeling heartbroken or lonely can be encouraging—it reminds you that you’re not alone.

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