Tearjerkers! A roundup of moving Western songs that were hits in the ’90s
Music has a mysterious power to heal the heart and stir deep emotions.
In particular, the international music scene of the 1990s produced countless masterpieces that moved people around the world.
In this article, we introduce emotional Western hits from the ’90s that continue to resonate with many listeners across generations.
From bittersweet love songs to tracks that give you the courage to live positively, we present a selection of gems that speak to the soul.
Alongside a wave of nostalgia, you’re sure to find a song that strikes a chord with you.
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Tearjerkers! A roundup of touching Western hits from the ’90s (21–30)
No SurprisesRadiohead
A song released as a single in 1998 by the British alternative rock band Radiohead.
It is a pop song reminiscent of a lullaby.
The music video, which depicts images of euphoria and fear, was directed by Grant Gee.
Cry for HelpRick Astley
A song written by Rob Fisher.
Released in 1991, it reached No.
7 on the UK charts.
Rick Astley’s fear of flying hindered promotional activities overseas, causing his career to decline, and this song became his last major hit.
The FreshmenThe Verve Pipe
A song written by lead singer Brian Vander Ark.
It was inspired by his ex-girlfriend’s abortion.
It was released as a single in 1997 by the American alternative rock group The Verve Pipe.
Stay (I Missed You)Lisa Loeb
A song released by Lisa Loeb.
Long before it became a hit, it was performed at her shows and was one of the most requested songs by fans.
The music video was directed by actor Ethan Hawke, who is also her friend.
Anywhere For YouBackstreet Boys
This is a Backstreet Boys song that sings of a straightforward, devoted love—“I’ll go anywhere for you.” A beautiful, medium-tempo ballad, it showcases the five members’ luscious vocals intertwining flawlessly, lending a dramatic hue to a single-hearted devotion.
As you listen, you’re wrapped in a warm feeling, as if your heart is filling with love for someone special.
Released internationally as a single in February 1997, the track was included on their debut album, Backstreet Boys.
Its popularity at the time is evident from its No.
2 placement on the annual chart of the German music magazine BRAVO.
Why not give it a listen when you want to remember pure, first-love feelings or immerse yourself in a gentle melody?