Western songs that men like: world classics and popular tracks.
Foreign musicians that every man has admired at least once.
Maybe it’s because of a complex, but we can strongly feel a charm they have that we Japanese don’t!
This time, we broadly researched classic Western songs that men love.
I’m sure you’ve heard them somewhere at least once.
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Western songs that men like: World classics and popular tracks (21–30)
LaylaEric Clapton
A signature work by Eric Clapton, the British guitarist, expressing the pain and passion of unrequited love through a grand melody.
Released in November 1970 under the name Derek and the Dominos, the piece was inspired by a 12th-century Persian love story.
It portrays his secret feelings for his best friend’s wife with a powerful guitar riff.
In 1992, the acoustic version won a Grammy Award.
It was also used memorably in the film Goodfellas, and it continues to move people as a universal tale of love.
On a night when you want to look back on the bittersweet memories of youth, why not listen quietly?
ImagineJohn Lennon
And finally, John Lennon’s “Imagine.” He’s also famous for having married Yoko Ono, who is Japanese.
It’s regrettable to think that if John had lived longer, he would have produced many more masterpieces, but even so, John and the Beatles—already full of classics—remain extremely popular today.
MamaJonas Blue
This is a tropical house-style track that gently embraces the bond between mother and child.
Crafted by UK-born DJ Jonas Blue, the song channels nostalgia for youthful, innocent days through a heartwarming melody.
Released in May 2017, it sparked a major global response, reaching the top 10 in the charts of over 20 countries.
Featured on the album “Blue,” the track is distinguished by the clear, pure vocals of Australian singer William Singe.
It’s perfect as background music for Mother’s Day while reminiscing about cherished memories.
Die A Happy ManThomas Rhett
When it comes to songs by men who’ve found true love, this one is undoubtedly a classic.
Above all, the music video is wonderful.
The woman playfully interacting with Thomas is actually his real wife.
The romantic, movie-like music video that tells their love story is a must-see.
As long as you love meBackstreet Boys
It feels like something from a British idol group, but the melody is beautiful, isn’t it? The lyrics say something like, “It doesn’t matter who she is or where she’s from—what matters is that you love me.” I wonder if there aren’t more people than you’d expect who want to express this kind of sentiment to someone they love.