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Father’s Day Songs in Western Music: Ranking [2026]

I think Father’s Day is a chance to say things we usually can’t tell our dads.

It might also be nice to try talking about things you don’t normally discuss.

I’ve gathered lots of songs that can make a Father’s Day like that a little more fun.

Western Music Father’s Day Song Rankings [2026] (61–70)

OutfitDrive-By Truckers61rank/position

A song written by Jason Isbell, guitarist for the alternative Southern rock band Drive-By Truckers based in Athens, Georgia.

It is included on the 2003 album Decoration Day.

The song was inspired by advice he received from his father.

Those Boots (Deddy’s Song)Lainey Wilson62rank/position

Lainey Wilson – Those Boots (Deddy’s Song) [Official Audio]
Those Boots (Deddy's Song)Lainey Wilson

Singer-songwriter Lainey Wilson, who champions her unique “Bell Bottom Country” style and drew attention for her role in the hit drama Yellowstone, delivers a heartwarming number on this track from her October 2022 album Bell Bottom Country.

Using the boots her father loved as a motif, it carefully portrays everyday memories with her family and her deep affection for her dad.

She has said the song took on new meaning when her own father fell seriously ill, underscoring how important it is in her life.

It carries a gentle warmth that expresses the gratitude we’re often too shy to say out loud—perfect for Father’s Day, or for a quiet night spent thinking of the family you cherish.

Papa Come Quick (Jody & Chico)Bonnie Raitt63rank/position

Papa Come Quick (Jody & Chico) – Bonnie Raitt
Papa Come Quick (Jody & Chico)Bonnie Raitt

“Papa Come Quick” is a song that dads everywhere are bound to love.

It’s sung by Bonnie Raitt, who is also a blues guitarist.

Her guitar skills and cool, powerful voice have captivated many listeners.

The track is included on her 1991 album, Luck of the Draw.

UnforgettableNat King Cole and Natalie Cole64rank/position

This is “Unforgettable,” a signature song by the American jazz pianist and singer Nat King Cole.

His own daughter, Natalie Cole, realized a dream collaboration with him on this track using modern technology.

Having his daughter sing his song on a grand stage must have been the greatest act of filial devotion for him.

Although Natalie Cole also passed away in 2015, perhaps the two of them are now joyfully duetting together in heaven.