Top Tearjerker Western Songs Ranking [2026]
We’re introducing the latest top 100 ranking of tear-jerking Western songs, all at once, ordered by the highest number of plays!
Whether it’s a moving song or a sad one, why not let yourself be carried away by the music and have a good cry now and then?
Use it to relieve stress and as a push to move forward.
The playlist is updated weekly.
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Top 100 Tearjerker Western Songs [2026] (91–100)
High HopesPanic! At The Disco92rank/position
It’s a very uplifting song packed with energetic determination that says, “I’m absolutely going to succeed!” It’s a work by the American rock band Panic! At The Disco, released in 2018.
It became a hot topic when it was used in a commercial song for the HONDA ACCORD and was a hit in Japan as well.
The grand sound arrangement is striking, with a horn section whose straightforward, soaring tone lingers in your ears.
Brendon Urie’s expansive vocals are wonderful, too.
When you want to feel positive, this song is sure to give you a push.
We Are Never Ever Getting Back TogetherTaylor Swift93rank/position
It’s the hugely popular song “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” by Taylor Swift.
It’s also well-known as the theme song for the hit Japanese TV show Terrace House, and it’s very popular among teens, so it’s recommended for high school students.
Tonight I’m Getting Over YouCarly Rae Jepsen94rank/position
With her friendly charm and adorable appeal, Carly’s popularity is exploding.
This single cut from her 2012 album “Kiss” features an upbeat, catchy melody that’s sure to get stuck in your head.
The couple in the music video—Carly and her boyfriend—are absolutely adorable.
Bohemian RhapsodyQueen95rank/position
This is a track that resonates like a grand, roughly six-minute tale, as if you’re watching a single film.
Created by Queen, the song’s structure is breathtaking as it whirls from a beautiful ballad to opera and then into fierce rock.
Yet behind its dramatic sound lies the anguished cry of a protagonist who regrets his sins and struggles against fate, tightening your chest with sorrow.
Released ahead of the landmark album A Night at the Opera in October 1975, it’s also known for its memorable use in the film Wayne’s World.
When you’re crushed by inescapable loneliness or despair, surrendering yourself to this vast sonic world will let emotions well up from the depths of your heart.
You’re BeautifulJames Blunt96rank/position
This is a moving song about unrequited love by British singer-songwriter James Blunt.
Released in May 2005, it was inspired by his experience of unexpectedly seeing a former lover on the subway with a new partner.
Featured on the album “Back to Bedlam,” it became a major hit, reaching number one in 13 countries worldwide.
In Japan, it was used as an insert song for the Fuji TV drama “Kobayakawa Nobuki no Koi” and as a commercial song for the Toyota Vitz.
Although it may sound romantic at first, it actually conveys bittersweet feelings and complex emotions, resonating deeply with those who have experienced heartbreak or parting.
Story of My LifeOne Direction97rank/position
A song by One Direction, the UK boy band nicknamed 1D that achieved global success and was even hailed as the second coming of the Beatles.
In Japan, it likely became widely recognized after being featured in NTT DOCOMO’s “Student Discount” commercial.
The driving acoustic guitar arpeggios and the memorable vocals—blending both melancholy and a sense of release—stick in your ears, especially with the song’s catchiness.
It’s a nostalgic, tear-jerking track that feels like a story of life itself, and a massive hit that symbolizes the global music scene since 2010.
Sing For The MomentEminem98rank/position
Eminem, who performs the song, is ranked 83rd on Rolling Stone’s list of the 100 Greatest Artists.
The song was released in 2003.
His rap—filled with irony and sorrow, characteristic of someone from a white working-class background—strikes a chord.