Love songs about romance sung by male Western artists. Love songs of the world.

What’s in a KissGilbert O’Sullivan

Gilbert O’Sullivan – What’s In A Kiss

Gilbert O’Sullivan is famous almost exclusively for “Alone Again,” but that song isn’t a love song—it’s surprisingly dark, dealing with the death of a family member.

He actually has relatively few love songs in his catalog, so a track like this one, addressed to a lover, is quite rare for him.

You Are So BeautifulJoe Cocker

Joe Cocker – You Are So Beautiful

Joe Cocker’s signature song, released in 1975.

It reached No.

5 on the Billboard chart and remained his biggest hit until the duet “Up Where We Belong” topped the chart in 1982.

It has been used many times in films and on television.

ConfirmationJustin Bieber

Justin Bieber – Confirmation (CHANGES: The Movement)

Justin Bieber’s song is a heartwarming love track that paints a journey of self-affirmation and growth.

It calms an anxious mind and reminds you that what truly matters is right by your side.

With straightforward lyrics that convey the importance of patience and connection, it’s recommended for anyone looking to deepen their feelings for themselves or someone special on Valentine’s Day.

The song is included on the album “Justice,” released in March 2021, and in Japan a limited-edition CD, “Justice: The Complete Edition,” was released in November of the same year.

Why not take a breather and listen along to its relaxed melody?

Northern SkyNick Drake

Nick Drake – Northern sky (1970)

Nick Drake, who fell into nervous breakdown and died at a young age.

He was almost unknown during his lifetime, but his popularity grew after his death, and he has been highly praised by critics.

This song is a rare love song for him.

It is included on his second album, Bryter Layter.

Kathy’s SongPaul Simon

Kathy’s Song, Paul Simon Songbook 1965

This is a Simon & Garfunkel song that was also used in the film The Graduate, but this is a solo version by Simon.

Originally, it was included on Paul Simon’s debut album released in the UK in 1965 under his own name.

Against All OddsPhil Collins

Phil Collins “Against All Odds”

Phil Collins, who wasn’t particularly prominent as a member of Genesis, scored his first number-one hit.

He would go on to balance group and solo work, becoming one of the biggest hitmakers of the 2000s.

Theme song for the film “Against All Odds.”

KissPrince

Kiss – Prince / Lia Kim Choreography

Prince, who met an untimely death despite the great promise of continued success.

This song was a hit when it was released in 1986, and after his death it climbed the charts again, proving its popularity.

Tom Jones’s cover was also a hit.