Western songs to listen to when you're tired of life: recommended classics and popular tracks
A roundup of Western songs to listen to when you’re tired of life!
We’ve picked a wide range, from classic hits to hidden gems that only a few people know.
Not just English songs—we’ve selected tracks in Spanish, French, and more, so you might discover something new.
This time, we chose songs based on two points: “melodies that are easy to listen to even when you’re feeling down” and “music that ultimately lifts your spirits.”
If you’re feeling low, definitely check them out!
I’m sure you’ll start to feel energized.
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Western songs to listen to when you're tired of life: recommended classics and popular tracks (31–40)
Goin’ Down SlowChampion Jack Dupree
Champion Jack Dupree was an American piano bluesman, and this song is one of those hidden gems that many notable artists have covered.
The blues itself has a vibe that, in a good way, makes your fatigue and worries feel like they don’t matter anymore, doesn’t it?
Castle on the HillEd Sheeran
A moving masterpiece filled with love for his hometown and memories of youth has been delivered by UK artist Ed Sheeran.
From a childhood bone-breaking accident to his first love at age 15, this warm work is packed with nostalgia.
Released in January 2017 as a lead single from the album ÷, and featured in the animated films Ferdinand and How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, the song is written as a love letter to his hometown of Framlingham.
Now an adult, he gently portrays his childhood friends each walking their own path, singing of the flow of changing time and feelings that remain unchanged, carried by a powerful melody.
It’s a gem of a track that resonates with the universal sentiment of having a place or person you want to recall when you feel uncertain or lost.
StillDaughter
This is a 2013 track by the UK shoegaze-influenced band Daughter.
While the sound is decadent and somewhat descending, Elena’s impassioned vocal delivery and the lyrics, which evoke a sense of rising emotion, make it a song that carries a sense of hope, don’t you think?
Wake Me UpAvicii
Avicii was an artist with catchy musicality who was loved around the world.
Known as a rare type of DJ, he not only crafted the sound but also recorded the vocals himself.
Released in June 2013, this work became a massive hit, reaching number one in over 20 countries.
It features a refreshing sound that fuses folktronica and EDM, along with lyrics themed around youth and self-discovery.
It’s the kind of song that will surely lift your spirits when you’re feeling worn out by life or ready to take on something new.
LighthouseCalum Scott
Sung by Calum Scott, this track soothes listeners with its comforting message and gentle tones.
Expressed in a soulful pop style, it feels bolder and more self-assured than Scott’s previous work.
Released in 2024, the lyrics—likening feelings for a distant loved one to a lighthouse—are striking and have resonated with many.
The song is also slated to be performed on Ed Sheeran’s stadium tour, drawing significant attention.
It’s a recommended listen for those feeling worn out by life or anyone wanting to reaffirm their feelings for someone special.
Western songs to listen to when you're tired of life: recommended classics and popular tracks (41–50)
PompeiiBastille
The British indie pop band Bastille has released a track distinguished by its powerful rhythm and sweeping melody.
Inspired by Pompeii, the Roman city destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, it offers a unique perspective on the loss of purpose in everyday life and the inner struggle of self-discovery.
Released in January 2013 from the album Bad Blood, the song became a major hit, reaching No.
2 on the UK Singles Chart and No.
5 in the United States.
With its warm sound that gently embraces those carrying sorrow and loneliness, it serves as a reassuring companion that stands by you when your spirit is on the verge of breaking, encouraging you to keep looking forward.
Counting StarsOneRepublic
Everyone has experienced facing anxiety and uncertainty in life.
The American pop-rock band OneRepublic beautifully captured those complex emotions.
Featured on their March 2013 album Native, this song portrays a shift of heart—from fixation on material values and success to a renewed search for true happiness.
Many will relate to the protagonist who, despite sleepless nights, continues to seek hope.
Peaking at No.
2 on the U.
S.
Billboard Hot 100, its message resonated around the world.
Also featured in the film Earth to Echo and the TV drama Rookie Blue, this track is sure to offer support when you stand at a crossroads or feel on the verge of losing your way.