Western songs to listen to when you feel lonely: world classics and popular hits
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.
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Western songs to listen to when you feel lonely: World classics and popular tracks (31–40)
Lonely PeopleAmerica
This is a song by America that gently accompanies the hearts of those who feel lonely while walking through a winter city.
Its gentle melody and warm chorus envelop the listener.
Released in 1974, it became a major hit, reaching No.
5 on the Billboard charts.
Carrying the message, “Even when you feel on the verge of failure in life, keep holding on to hope,” it is sure to resonate with anyone feeling alone.
When work or relationships are weighing you down, why not listen to this song? It will surely stay close to your heart.
Eleanor RigbyThe Beatles
A Beatles song with strings in a classical style, a narrative piece that tragically portrays a fictional character.
Its minor-key melody combined with a classical atmosphere creates a dark impression, making it a song you want to listen to carefully when you’re alone.
DriveThe Cars
This is a song by the American rock band The Cars, released in 1984, that gently accompanies the hearts of those who feel lonely.
It sings about the helpless feeling of still caring even after a breakup.
The phrase “Who’s gonna drive you home?” is especially memorable.
In July 1985, during the Live Aid event, it was used as background music for clips depicting the Ethiopian famine.
When you feel lonely or when someone comes to mind, why not listen to this song? You may realize that there is someone out there who cares about you.
How Soon Is NowThe Smiths
The Smiths, an indie rock band from the UK in the 1980s.
Originally a B-side, this track gained popularity and was later released as a single.
It’s a song I want to listen to when facing reality and feeling desperate.
When your goneAvril Lavigne
It’s said to be one of Avril’s breakup songs, but depending on how you interpret it, it can also be taken as a song about losing someone important to you.
Even after that precious person is no longer right in front of you, the song powerfully expresses the enduring feelings you have for them, and Avril’s strong vocals resonate deeply in the chest.
Western songs to listen to when you feel lonely: World classics and popular hits (41–50)
Solitary ManNeil Diamond
An American pop artist who produced numerous hit songs from the 1960s to the 1980s.
“Solitary Man” means a lonely man, and the song strongly conveys the feeling of loneliness.
It has been covered by many people and is a song beloved by musicians.
Back for GoodTake That
Known as one of Take That’s signature songs, this moving ballad portrays regret over a lost love and a yearning for reconciliation.
Released in March 1995, it held the number-one spot on the UK Singles Chart for four consecutive weeks.
Gary Barlow’s heartfelt vocals brilliantly convey the pain of heartbreak and the powerful desire to be with a loved one again.
Included on the album “Nobody Else,” the song became a massive hit, reaching number one in 31 countries worldwide.
It’s recommended listening when you want to soothe the pain of a breakup or reaffirm your bond with someone special.