[2026] Perfect for cafe time! A roundup of recommended Western songs to listen to at lunchtime
What kind of music do you listen to during your daily lunchtime or those afternoon moments spent at a café? There’s a magical, soothing quality to Western music that somehow heals the heart and colors those leisurely hours.
In this article, we introduce recommended Western songs—from refreshing tracks perfect for midday listening to calm tunes that suit a relaxed café afternoon.
Centered on pop, we’ve selected everything from the latest hits to timeless classics, so you’re sure to find a new favorite.
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[2026] Also great for café time! A roundup of recommended Western songs to listen to at lunchtime (101–110)
Raise Your GlassP!nk
This is one of Pink’s signature numbers.
It’s the perfect song for a toast, ideal for any drinking occasion.
Incidentally, it was also used as an insert song in the film New Year’s Eve, making it especially recommended for year-end and New Year parties.
I’m Not The Only OneSam Smith
This is my personal number one for tear-jerking music videos.
Sam Smith has released many songs that make you cry, but none move me like this one.
The fact that they created a music video that matches Sam’s voice so perfectly is simply remarkable.
Every Day Is a Winding RoadSheryl Crow
It’s a signature song by a country singer who represents America.
It was also used in the film Erin Brockovich, which portrays a female lawyer fighting against pollution.
She has been the subject of gossip with various celebrities, starting with Eric Clapton, the “guitar god.”
Shake It OffTaylor Swift
It’s a famous song by global songstress Taylor Swift—arguably one of her signature tracks.
Listening to it never fails to get me pumped.
I remember playing it a lot around the start of the university academic year.
It’s insanely catchy and the kind of song you’ll want to keep on heavy rotation.
cry baby cryThe Beatles
In Japan, I think Help! is the most well-known when it comes to the Beatles, but their albums are packed with great songs from start to finish.
Cry Baby Cry is a track on the White Album, and John Lennon’s melodic sense is absolutely explosive on it.
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Take It EasyThe Eagles
It’s the debut song by the Eagles, famous for “Hotel California.” It became a smash hit, reaching No.
12 in the U.S.
The track is preserved in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Ohio, USA.
In Japan, it has also been used frequently as background music on television and radio.
Lovely DayBill Withers
It’s music by Bill Withers that I’d like to play at dinner—gentle in its approach, with a jazzy ballad feel that floats and tells a story, enhancing a sense of comfort.
Its cool style is rendered in an accessible musicality, elevating it into a work where a pleasant groove heightens the mood.