Pure-love Western pop love songs. World-famous classics and popular tracks.
Just like in Japan, love songs are popular with many listeners overseas.
There are many kinds of love songs—from dirty ones that revolve around infidelity to heartbreaking breakup songs with poignant imagery—but this time, we’re highlighting pure, straightforward love songs!
Many of the tracks featured are heartwarming or fantastical, so if you enjoy those vibes, this is a must-see.
We also touch on the meanings of the lyrics, so if you want to understand the songs more deeply, be sure to read to the end.
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Pure love Western songs. World-famous masterpieces and popular songs (21–30)
Just The Way You AreBilly Joel

You don’t have to dress yourself up to look good.
You don’t need to pretend to be something you’re not.
I love you just the way you are.
I think it’s the ultimate expression of love.
A single released in 1977 by the modern poet of the piano, Billy Joel.
Back At OneBrian McKnight

If you’re looking for a pure, heartfelt love song, this track is highly recommended.
Known as one of Brian McKnight’s signature songs, it was released in September 1999.
Its sweet, whispery vocals and delicate piano tones are especially striking.
The song traces, step by step, the process of nurturing a relationship with a loved one.
Showcasing McKnight’s exceptional vocal prowess and musicality, it’s perfect for sinking into a romantic mood.
Its heartwarming lyrics and melody are sure to soothe your soul.
Real LoveEric Benét

A soul-stirring R&B classic.
Eric Benét’s song, which celebrates pure, straightforward love, resonates warmly with the falsetto that’s become his signature.
Featured on his 2012 album “The One,” this track carries a powerful message about the value of true love.
Its charm lies in the fusion of supple vocals and deeply meaningful lyrics.
With this song, Eric Benét made a fresh start under a new label.
It’s a track that makes you feel like you’re in a happy romance—highly recommended for those troubled by love or hoping to find the real thing.
Tell Me It’s RealK-Ci & JoJo

K-Ci & JoJo are a highly skilled duo who have even been nominated for a Grammy.
Their song “Tell Me It’s Real” is definitely one you should hear.
It’s a laid-back R&B track that portrays a man expressing his love and hoping for it to be returned.
The straightforward way he conveys his feelings is sure to move you.
Also pay attention to how the song poses questions to the listener throughout, as well as the beautiful harmonies—one of K-Ci & JoJo’s signature strengths.
SheElvis Costello

It was used as the theme song for the 1999 film Notting Hill.
The original is a 1977 work by French singer Charles Aznavour titled She.
In this English-language cover, Costello delivers in his signature husky voice, singing that “she is the very reason he lives.”
Young and BeautifulLana Del Rey

A gem-like ballad from the soundtrack of The Great Gatsby that deeply questions the enduring nature of beauty and love.
Sung by American artist Lana Del Rey, the song renders a universal anxiety—whether love endures even when youth and looks fade—through a cinematic soundscape.
Its grand, orchestra-based arrangement and her wistful vocals beautifully portray the fear of passing time and a bittersweet plea for love.
Released in April 2013 and peaking at No.
22 on the Billboard Hot 100, this piece is recommended for those feeling uneasy about their relationships or facing life’s transitions.
You’re BeautifulJames Blunt

A single released in 2005 by British singer James Blunt.
Before becoming a singer, he served in the military—an unusual background for an artist.
After leaving the service, he began his music career, and within just a few years this song became a massive hit.
The content suits descriptions ranging from unrequited love to the ultimate pure love.





