Breakup songs in Western music that were hits in the '90s. World-famous classics and popular tracks.
Heart-wrenching, lyrical melodies and lyrics are the allure of breakup songs.
This time, we’re introducing hits from the ’90s.
They’re Western songs, so pay attention to the lyrics, too.
It can be fun to look up the lyrics on a translation site.
Let’s paint the scenes from the literal Japanese translations.
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Breakup songs in Western music that were hits in the ’90s: World-famous and popular tracks (21–30)
Kiss the RainBillie Myers
It’s a single from 1997 and essentially Billie Myers’s only hit.
It’s about feelings that don’t reach the other person.
She can’t be by their side, but she wants them to kiss the rain—because then her feelings will reach them.
It’s a very heartbreaking lyric.
TornNatalie Imbruglia
Many people probably still remember the chorus that sticks in your head after just one listen.
Natalie, originally an Australian actress, began her singing career in 1997, and her debut single—a cover of “Torn”—became a huge hit.
Her stunning looks that sparked girl crushes among many female fans, along with her clear, pure voice, remain incredibly catchy even today.
Song For the DumpedBen Folds Five
It’s a track from the 1997 album Whatever and Ever Amen.
While many breakup songs are sweet and bittersweet, this one candidly sings about the anger toward the woman who dumped him.
The part where he sings “Give me back my money” in Japanese is also pretty funny.
Damn, I Wish I Was Your LoverSophie B. Hawkins
A track that still retains characteristics reminiscent of an ’80s pop sound.
Recommended for those who love songs from the ’80s.
This is Sophie B.
Hawkins’ signature song, which became a worldwide smash hit in 1992.
It sings of the frustration of unrequited love.
I Have NothingWhitney Houston
Alongside “I Will Always Love You,” which was used in the 1992 film The Bodyguard, this song can be considered one of Whitney Houston’s signature tracks.
With her overwhelming vocals, Whitney lays bare a pleading heart that says nothing would be left without you.