A collection of Western songs with titles that start with “O”
When it comes to English words that start with “O,” there are plenty that sound like they could be song titles, such as “Open,” “One,” and “Only.” In this article, we’ll introduce classic Western songs whose titles begin with “O.” You probably don’t often search for songs by their initial letter, but once you try, you may discover tracks that hadn’t really caught your eye before.
In that sense, this article is something music lovers in particular will want to read.
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A collection of Western songs with titles starting with 'O' (41–50)
Ordinary CreatureOf Monsters and Men
A tender yet bittersweet track from the acclaimed Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men.
Their debut album, My Head Is an Animal, topped the charts in multiple countries and brought them global success.
This piece seems to portray the emotional journey of overcoming difficult times and returning to one’s true self.
The longing for “someone to feel safe with” meshes beautifully with the melody’s bittersweet joy.
It’s a pre-release ahead of their October 2025 album, All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade.
Put it on during a slightly weary night, and you may find it gently keeping you company.
Over All Overjaidan kristofer.
Built on an indie-pop foundation with genre-blurring touches of electronic and folk, this track by American solo artist Jadan Christopher captivates the ear.
Many listeners may feel, even at first listen, a complex state of mind—quiet after everything has ended, a bittersweet blend of reflection and release.
Released in July 2025, this work is the lead single from the long-awaited album “Vorticular Days.” Its kaleidoscopic sound vividly conveys the tangled feelings toward things that have come to an end.
Listen on a contemplative long night, and it will surely sit gently beside your heart as you wish to take a new step forward.
Obsessed With YouCentral Cee
Slick talent born from London’s streets, Central Cee delivers a track that channels a fierce, obsessive love—like being swept up in the heat of infatuation.
It captures the dangerous gleam of youth, when being fixated on someone blots everything else out.
That one-sided, unstoppable emotion is rendered vividly over a cool drill beat, sampling PinkPantheress’s beloved tune, and set against a wistful melody.
It evokes a prickly, slightly painful state of mind that pure affection alone can’t explain—one many listeners may find themselves relating to.
Released in September 2021 and included on the mixtape “23,” the song peaked at No.
4 on the UK Singles Chart.
Put it on for a night when you want to sink deep into a love that isn’t all sweetness.
OutshinedSoundgarden
Though outwardly brimming with confidence, inside it’s full of anxiety.
This song by the American rock band Soundgarden candidly portrays the pain of that gap between one’s inner and outer selves.
It sings of a struggle anyone can have—acting confident while being tormented by self-doubt within.
Its unusual 7/4 time signature and heavy, brooding guitar sound skillfully express an unstable mental landscape, while Chris Cornell’s powerful yet aching vocals seem to amplify the sense of futility.
The track appears on the October 1991 album Badmotorfinger, and a symbolic line from its lyrics even inspired the title of the film Feeling Minnesota.
When you’re feeling down from comparing yourself to others, listening to it might just blast away the sediment in your heart with a roar.
Over JerusalemJethro Tull
How can we break a 5,000-year chain of intolerance and reprisal? Posing that very question, this track appears on Curious Ruminant, the album released in March 2025 by British stalwarts Jethro Tull, famed for their distinctive, flute-driven sound.
Within a grand sonic tapestry woven from progressive rock and folk, the work portrays the tragic history borne by the land of Jerusalem.
Drawing on the central figure’s repeated visits to the region since 1986, it conveys what feels like a searing cry for peace.
Paired with an animated video crafted by a Portuguese studio, it’s a piece to hear when you want to face the weight of history.
On This Land (feat. SOL Band)Saint Levant
Can you imagine the pain and voices of resistance of people driven from their homelands, who have lost any place to return to? The artist San Luvan, who has Palestinian roots and spent his childhood in Gaza, answers that question with music.
The opening track of his debut album DEIRA, released in June 2024, features the Gaza-born Sol Band and powerfully portrays love and dignity tied to the land.
Over a sound where traditional Arab melodies intersect with contemporary rap, the song gives voice to the piercing belief that the pride of a displaced people and the bonds of family are their greatest weapons.
Rather than consuming a distant country’s conflict as news, if you want to receive it as the cry of the souls who live there, this work will resonate in your heart, making the wish for peace feel all the more urgent.
Ode To JoyLuna & Stella
A classic masterpiece that everyone has heard at least once has been reborn as a lullaby that gently guides babies into peaceful sleep.
Based in the United States, Luna & Stella deliver soothing music for infants and toddlers.
This piece features a heartwarming arrangement of Beethoven’s famous Ode to Joy, woven with the gentle tones of music box and piano.
The original song’s grand theme of universal love here may be heard as a parent’s unconditional love for their child, and as a prayer for healthy growth.
Included on the album “Classical Lullabies,” released in June 2023, it’s a perfect track to play before bedtime, wrapping both parent and child in a calm sense of happiness.