[2026] A compilation of Western songs with titles starting with C
In this article, we’ve compiled and introduced only songs with titles that start with the letter “C,” focusing on a wide range of Western popular music—mainly rock and pop—from the 1950s up to the present 2020s.
For example, you might think there are dozens of songs whose titles begin with the word “California,” but… how many are there, really?
It’s a concept you won’t often see on other sites, and it’s perfect for a round of song-title shiritori, too.
Be sure to check it out!
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[2026] A Compilation of Western Songs Starting with C (91–100)
Christmas Without YouKENNY ROGERS & DOLLY PARTON
A gem of a duet by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, tenderly singing of the loneliness and poignancy of a Christmas without a loved one.
Their perfectly blended harmonies and warm voices accentuate the longing for a lost romance.
With strings and piano arranged to gently envelop the listener, the music conjures up scenes of Christmas—snowy landscapes and crackling fireplaces.
Released in October 1984 on the album “Once Upon a Christmas,” it was also performed around the same time on a CBS television special.
More than just sweet, this song carries a bittersweet note that sinks deep into the heart on a quiet Christmas night spent alone.
Colorado ChristmasNitty Gritty Dirt Band
Formed in 1966, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band has traversed folk, country, and bluegrass.
The Christmas song they released as a single in 1983 is a piece that sings of the beauty of a snow-covered landscape wrapped in silence.
It conveys a deep reverence for nature, declaring that heaven dwells in a snowy Colorado morning, and its unhurried, ballad-like melody sinks into the heart.
Alison Krauss’s harmonies and John McEuen’s banjo add color, resulting in a warm, nostalgic finish.
Its restrained imagery is part of its charm, making it a perfect song for those who want to greet Christmas morning quietly.
Christmas With The DevilSpinal Tap
Spinal Tap is a fictional heavy metal band born from the mockumentary film This Is Spinal Tap.
The roles are played by Michael McKean, Christopher Guest, and Harry Shearer—accomplished talents skilled in both comedy and music.
This track is their Christmas number, released as a single in 1984, a song brimming with black humor that fuses two completely opposing motifs: the holy night and the devil.
With lyrics featuring angels in chains and Satan poking his face out of a chimney, it brilliantly turns traditional Christmas imagery on its head.
It’s no surprise that the content is provocative enough to have reportedly drawn protests from religious groups when the BBC tried to use it on a program, yet its craftsmanship as a heavy metal song is top-notch and thoroughly satisfying to listen to.
Perfect for getting laughs at a party.
ChristmastimeAimee Mann with Michael Penn
This is a Christmas song co-written by Aimee Mann—who scored hits in the 1980s with ‘Til Tuesday—and her husband, singer-songwriter Michael Penn.
It was included on the 1996 compilation album Just Say Noël and later appeared on Aimee Mann’s holiday album One More Drifter in the Snow.
The song is also used over the end credits of Paul Thomas Anderson’s film Hard Eight.
Its understated, unadorned sound is striking, evoking the mysterious mood of the Vince Guaraldi Trio.
Within its restrained beauty, shaded emotions are rendered with delicacy, making it a refined Christmas piece for adults.
Cozy Little ChristmasKaty Perry
When it comes to Katy Perry, she’s known as a global pop star, but the holiday song she released in 2018 is a heartwarming piece that celebrates the importance of spending warm, cozy moments with someone you love.
No need for diamonds or flashy gifts—just having you by my side is enough.
That genuine feeling is carried by a light, catchy pop sound.
In 2019, it was also featured on the soundtrack of the Netflix Christmas movie The Princess Switch 3, adding even more festive flair.
It’s the perfect track for anyone who wants to sing along with upbeat fun at a Christmas party with a partner or close friends!
Christmas TreeLady Gaga
When you think of Gaga, you think of a provocative pop icon—but this holiday track, released in December 2008, is a thrilling song that stands apart from traditional Christmas music! With a danceable beat bursting with electropop and synth sounds, its lyrics boldly weave in Christmas motifs like holly and fir trees.
It reached No.
79 on the Canadian charts and climbed to No.
18 in Japan.
Co-created with Space Cowboy, this track is perfect when you want a slightly edgy pick for karaoke! Get the party going and sing it out loud with friends who are tired of the same old Christmas tunes.
chrysalisL’impératrice
As a leading figure in French disco based in Paris, L’Impératrice has long captivated listeners with exquisite sounds rooted in the golden era of the ’70s and ’80s.
In 2024, vocalist Flore Benguigui departed, and the band welcomed Maud Ferron.
This milestone track, created under the new lineup, was released in October 2025.
Its title means “chrysalis,” and the image of awakening—breaking out of the shell to take flight—runs throughout the piece.
The fusion of a theme symbolizing the band’s rebirth and transformation with a characteristically nu-disco, groovy track makes it a fitting opening to a new chapter.
Starting in November, the band will embark on its first-ever Asia tour, so if you’re into French pop, be sure to check them out.