[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 Whose Titles Start with C (181–190)
Chicken GreaseLatto

It’s a truly powerful track packed with love for Atlanta’s hip-hop scene.
The creator is Latto, a highly skilled rapper from the United States.
She shot up in her career after winning a reality show, and she’s also known for hitting No.
1 in the U.S.
in 2023 with her collaboration with BTS’s Jung Kook.
This song boldly samples a hit by the legend T.I., who even makes a cameo in the music video—delivering a brilliant cross-generational collaboration.
The track radiates the confidence of a successful woman and pride in her Southern roots.
Just listening to it is energizing.
It’s included on the deluxe edition of the album “Sugar Honey Iced Tea,” released in August 2024, and a new music video dropped in August 2025.
With an uplifting beat, it’s the perfect song for driving or working out!
Crazy LoveMJ Cole

This track is by MJ Cole, a UK producer with a background in classical music.
It feels like the theme is the overwhelming rush of falling head over heels for someone—a love so intense it can’t be stopped.
Elizabeth Troy’s soulful vocals capture both the exhilaration and the fragility of romance.
Layered with MJ Cole’s signature flowing piano and refined 2-step beats, the result is a sophisticated, beautiful, urban soundscape.
Released as a single from the acclaimed album “Sincere” in April 2000, it reached No.
10 on the UK Singles Chart.
It’s a classic that perfectly suits both the euphoric moment of falling in love and those slightly sentimental nights when you want a gentle companion.
Chẳng Thể Né TránhMỹ Anh

Mi Anh is drawing attention as a Gen Z prodigy singer-songwriter emerging on Vietnam’s music scene.
Raised in a musical family with her mother being My Linh, the “Queen of R&B,” she’s garnering buzz for a sound that blends R&B and soul with a V-POP foundation.
She made her debut in 2020 with the self-produced single “Got You,” bringing a fresh breeze to the scene.
In 2021, she won the “New Artist” award at the Làn Sóng Xanh Music Awards, proving her talent.
That same year, she was selected for Spotify’s EQUAL campaign, achieving the feat of having her visuals displayed in New York’s Times Square.
Unswerved by trends and committed to her own truth, her music is sure to strike a chord with anyone searching for the new face of V-POP.
Chìm Sâu (feat. Trung Trần)RPT MCK

RPT MCK, hailed as a “genius” in Vietnam’s hip-hop scene, began his career independently in 2018, and immediately drew attention with his featured appearance on the track “Tình Đắng Như Ly Cà Phê.” He broke nationwide after appearing on an audition show in 2020, where judges famously praised him as a “genius who can command Auto-Tune at will.” That same year, he won “Most Promising Hip-Hop Act,” cementing his reputation.
His alternative-leaning beats, melodic rap, and lyrics that delicately portray the struggles of youth resonate deeply.
“Chìm Sâu” topped the charts in March 2022, and he solidified his artistic vision on the acclaimed album 99%.
If you’re looking for hip-hop that meets you where your emotions are, his music is sure to become a special track for you.
ChocolateThe 1975

Just hearing the sprightly guitar riff conjures up images of piling into a car with friends and hitting the city at night.
This track by the popular British band The 1975 is a coming-of-age anthem about escaping the dull routine of everyday life.
The thrill of hiding from the police and the conspiratorial bond of sharing secrets you can’t tell adults capture the sweet yet bittersweet glow of youth itself.
Released in March 2013, it became their breakout song and was included on their debut album, The 1975.
It’s no surprise it was nominated for “Anthem Of The Summer” at the UK Festival Awards.
It’s the perfect song for nights when you want to break free from a constricting daily grind and savor that heady feeling of doing something just a little bit bad.
coffeebeabadoobee

In the gentle light streaming into the room, a quiet time to think of someone dear.
It’s a bedroom-pop classic that conjures up a moment of youth.
Written at age 17 by Beabadoobee, a singer-songwriter born in the Philippines and raised in the UK, the song is filled with a modest, warm wish to do something for the person you like.
Not only dazzling love and friendship, but also those slightly languid, bittersweet moments are an irreplaceable part of youth.
Released in September 2017, the track later drew renewed attention after it was sampled.
Listen to it alone on a long autumn night, and a gentle feeling beyond words will softly light your heart, reminding you of the preciousness of everyday life.
Chloe Dancer / Crown of ThornsMother Love Bone

Mother Love Bone, the American rock band that later became the foundation for Pearl Jam.
This is an epic track of nearly eight minutes included on their EP “Shine,” released in March 1989.
Said to be based on vocalist Andrew Wood’s real experiences, its lyrics—filled with urgent feelings of love and dependence—have gripped many listeners.
Opening with a beautiful piano line and building toward an explosive outpouring of emotion, the dramatic progression is breathtaking.
Blending grunge’s melancholy with glam rock’s flamboyance, the song was introduced to the world as part of the 1992 film Singles.
On a melancholic night, it might be nice to surrender yourself to this dreamlike sonic world.


