A compilation of Western songs with titles that start with 'S'
When it comes to songs with titles that start with “S,” do any come to mind?
We 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.
However, there are plenty of English words that start with “S,” like “Start,” “Shake,” “Season,” and “Save.”
In this article, I’ll introduce many songs with titles beginning with “S,” regardless of era or genre.
You might discover something new by grouping songs in a way you haven’t considered before!
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A Compilation of Western Songs with Titles Starting with “S” (61–70)
Someday We’ll Be TogetherDiana Ross & The Supremes
Diana Ross & The Supremes lit up the music scene of the ’60s with glamour and grace.
This ballad, which arrived at a pivotal moment in their history, was the last single Diana Ross sang as part of the group.
The song expresses a bittersweet yet unwavering belief that even if you part from the one you love, “someday we’ll be together” again.
That theme seems to mirror her own situation as she set off on a solo journey, making the song all the more moving to hear.
Released in October 1969, it’s also known for being the final No.
1 hit on the U.
S.
charts in the 1960s.
It appears on the album Cream of the Crop, and the group performed it on their final TV appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.
There’s even a behind-the-scenes anecdote that the producer’s voice was accidentally recorded and left in the final version, adding a touch of warmth to the track.
It’s a song that gently stays by your side—perfect for moments before a farewell to someone dear, or on lonely nights when you’re longing to meet again.
Shameevelyn champagne king
Evelyn “Champagne” King is a female singer born into a musical family, with a well-known story of having her vocal talent discovered by a producer.
Among the works she released during the peak of the disco era, her debut single—which launched her career—is essential listening.
It captures the delicate emotion of feeling “embarrassed” by the bewilderment of falling in love and the frustrating inability to stop thinking about the other person, all sung over a vibrant, propulsive sound.
The track is a dazzling disco tune, distinguished by a groovy bassline and a brilliant horn section.
Released in September 1977, it reached No.
9 on the U.
S.
charts despite being a debut.
It was included on the album Smooth Talk and was also featured in the game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.
Speeding 72Momma
The Brooklyn-based band Momma is drawing attention with a sound that revives the spirit of ’90s alternative rock for today.
Openly citing influences like Nirvana and Pavement, their acclaimed 2022 album Household Name earned high scores on review sites and has been widely praised by music lovers.
This track is a true driving song, with distorted guitars racing forward—like the soundtrack to youth itself.
It depicts the beginning of a sweet yet slightly precarious romance, as two people who meet at a show follow their impulses and hit the road.
Put it on as background music for a carefree trip with friends, and you’ll want to roll the windows down and crank it up.
It’s a song that makes the ordinary feel like a luminous movie scene.
Somebody’s Watching MeRockwell
That unforgettable classic with the striking phrase, “Is somebody watching me?”—the one you can’t help but hum.
Known as the signature song of Rockwell, a formidable talent and son of the founder of Motown, it’s famous for the anecdote that he secured his record deal without revealing his father’s name.
Released in December 1983, it became a massive hit, reaching No.
2 on the U.
S.
charts.
The juxtaposition of paranoid lyrics—as if under constant surveillance—with a danceable, catchy synth-funk sound is brilliant.
And on the standout chorus, none other than Michael Jackson lends his vocals.
Featured on his debut album, Somebody’s Watching Me, this track is perfect for Halloween season or whenever you’re in the mood for a little thrill.
She (ft. Kurtis Wells)Rich Brian
As an Indonesian rapper, Rich Brian has secured a solid place on the international scene.
He’s also known for becoming the first Asian artist to reach No.
1 on the iTunes Hip-Hop chart with his debut album in 2018.
The track introduced here comes from his first studio album in six years, WHERE IS MY HEAD?.
It’s an introspective, mellow piece that looks back on a past relationship.
His melodic singing and rap blend seamlessly, while the featuring artist’s beautiful falsetto adds a bittersweet atmosphere.
It’s a chill number that soothes the soul—perfect for late-night drives or quiet moments alone in your room.
Saturday Mornings (feat. Lil Wayne)Cordae
Cordae serves as a bridge between old-school and modern hip-hop.
With his 2019 debut album The Lost Boy earning a Grammy nomination, he’s surely one of the scene’s key figures, isn’t he? On this track, he brings in the legendary Lil Wayne as a featured guest.
The song blends a soulful, soothing sound with introspective lyrics, resulting in a richly layered piece.
It portrays the real struggles behind success and a longing for sincere human connections, evoking a quiet Saturday vibe that’s distinct from the usual weekend euphoria.
Released in July 2024, this track comes from the album The Crossroads.
It’s a perfect pick for a contemplative day off.
Saturday Nights (REMIX)Khalid, Kane Brown
A perfect piece for nights when you want to get a little reflective on the weekend is the collaboration between R&B singer Khalid and country star Kane Brown.
The song tells a story that resonates with young people who feel a rift with their families or a lingering sense of emptiness.
Against the gentle backdrop of acoustic guitar, Khalid’s delicate vocals and Kane Brown’s warm lower register intertwine like a conversation, deepening the song’s emotional impact.
Originally a remix of a track from the EP Suncity, it was released in January 2019 and later included on the album Free Spirit.
Why not give it a listen on a quiet night—different from a lively Saturday—when things have calmed down?