Top Western Breakup Songs [2026]
We’re bringing you the latest top 100 ranking of Western breakup songs, all at once, ordered by most views!
Love troubles for both men and women are a universal theme.
Love can bring lots of happiness, but it can also lead to very painful experiences.
Songs about heartbreak often include many sad yet beautiful masterpieces.
When times are tough, listen to good music to calm your heart.
The playlist is updated every week.
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Western Music Breakup Songs Ranking [2026] (91–100)
New RulesDua Lipa92rank/position

A dance number that celebrates strength and independence took the world by storm.
This song, which became one of Dua Lipa’s signature tracks, sets the emotional turmoil after a breakup to an upbeat rhythm.
The lyrics weave in three rules for avoiding contact with an ex, delivering a message that boosts self-esteem.
Released in June 2017 as part of the album “Dua Lipa” and later issued as a single, it quickly became a hit, topping the UK Singles Chart and ranking high in many other countries.
It’s a recommended track for anyone looking to bounce back from heartbreak or find the courage to value themselves.
Love the way you lieEminem93rank/position

Eminem, who has released numerous works that have gone down in music history and achieved record-breaking sales, continues to lead not only the music scene but pop culture at large, transcending the bounds of hip-hop.
“Love The Way You Lie,” which showcases Eminem’s masterful storytelling—different from his outspoken, aggressive image and imbued with overwhelming realism—was released in 2010 with the popular singer Rihanna as a guest.
The lyrics depict a man and a woman trapped in a dangerous relationship yet refusing to part, and are said to allude to each of Eminem’s and Rihanna’s past relationships.
If you feel you can relate to the lovers’ state of mind described in this song based on your own experiences, you may want to proceed with caution…
ChandelierSia94rank/position

This is the iconic song that made the name of Sia—a popular Australian singer-songwriter also known for hiding her face—known around the world.
In the striking music video, the girl performing avant-garde ballet with the same hairstyle as Sia is Maddie Ziegler.
The combination of the song’s brilliance and the video’s high level of artistry led to a global hit.
The introspective, seemingly self-destructive lyrics reflect Sia’s earnest feelings as she faced numerous hardships.
While it isn’t specifically about heartbreak, it’s sure to resonate with anyone who, after losing someone important, finds themselves in a desperate state of mind.
Rolling in the DeepAdele95rank/position

A masterpiece that powerfully voices anger and sorrow born from deep love.
Written candidly by the British artist Adele from the emotions she felt after breaking up with her former lover, this work was released in November 2010 and topped the charts in 12 countries worldwide.
In the United States, it held the Billboard Hot 100’s number-one spot for seven consecutive weeks, marking Adele’s first-ever U.S.
number-one single.
The lyrics, portraying the feelings of a betrayed lover, are infused with anger, disappointment, and resolve, beautifully balanced by Adele’s soulful vocals and gospel-inspired sound.
As a song that comforts those suffering heartbreak and those trying to move forward, it continues to be cherished by many.
Somebody That I Used To Know (feat. Kimbra)Gotye96rank/position

Goyte is a popular singer-songwriter from Australia.
Although he was already well-known in his home country, the song that propelled him to global stardom was Somebody That I Used to Know, included on his 2011 album Making Mirrors and released as a single to massive worldwide success.
The light guitar backing, playful sound arrangement, and melodies shaped by an accent different from those in Europe and the U.S.
give the track a distinctive character.
With a female guest vocalist, the candid back-and-forth between a separated man and woman hits close to home for many listeners.
You might roll your eyes at the refusal to let go, but relationships between men and women rarely end neatly, do they?
November RainGuns N’ Roses97rank/position

It’s a song included on the 1991 album Use Your Illusion I, which was released as a single the following year.
Among Guns’ works, it stands out as one of the most moving ballads.
From Axl Rose’s vocals to Slash’s guitar and the strings flowing in the background, it’s a masterpiece brimming with mature allure.
lovelyBillie Eilish, Khalid98rank/position

The piece “lovely,” a collaboration between Billie Eilish and Khalid, was released in 2017.
With lyrics themed around depression, it gained widespread popularity.
The song’s lyrics mainly depict “people with depression helping each other to get through life,” making it crafted so that its meaning doesn’t change whether it’s interpreted as a romantic relationship or a friendship.
It’s a captivating number that blends Billie Eilish’s dark, striking lyrics with Khalid’s contemporary R&B sound.


