[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] Compilation of Western Songs Whose Titles Start with C (411–420)
Chill Of An Early FallGeorge Strait
It’s a classic autumn song that delicately portrays the changing seasons and a love that’s slipping away.
George Strait’s smooth, understated vocals seep into the heart like a cold wind that signals fall’s arrival.
Featured as the title track on the album “Chill of an Early Fall,” released in September 1991, the song reached No.
3 on the country charts.
Like the sudden chill that comes at summer’s end, it vividly captures the unexpected coolness that can settle over one’s emotions.
It’s best enjoyed during a quiet autumn evening spent alone.
Camera ShyGhais Guevara
Ghais Guevara is bringing a fresh breeze to the U.S.
hip-hop scene.
His tracks, which sharply depict social issues and the historical pain of the Black community, have been dubbed a unique “geopolitical communist rap,” captivating fans.
Released in October 2024, this work stands out for its meticulous sampling that fuses jazz and hip-hop.
The lyrics, packed with fierce critiques aligned with Black liberation and anti-colonialism, deliver a searing message to contemporary society.
Emerging with his 2021 album BlackBolshevik, his output has earned high praise from NPR and music critics alike—an essential listen for any hip-hop fan.
Cry No MoreHeadie One Ft. Stormzy
A collaborative track by Headie One, known as a pioneer of UK drill, and Stormzy, a leading figure in grime, is making waves.
This powerful song brilliantly fuses their distinctive styles.
Its lyrics, reflecting the feelings of young people facing tough circumstances, and its melodic drill beat leave a strong impression.
Released in April 2024, the track arrived as the lead single from Headie One’s 2024 album, The Last One.
The music video was filmed in Romford on the outskirts of London and was a large-scale production that involved local residents.
It’s a highly recommended listen for anyone dealing with anxiety or worries, or for those who want to fire themselves up.
Cherry WineHozier
This is a striking song by Irish singer-songwriter Hozier, woven from beautiful melodies and profound lyrics.
The warm tone of the acoustic guitar and his vocals—both powerful and delicate—resonate deeply.
The lyrics portray a complex relationship where love and violence intersect, offering sharp insight into social issues.
Included on the album Hozier in September 2014, the track was later released as a single and earned Platinum certification in Canada.
It was also tied to a campaign aimed at raising awareness of domestic violence, generating significant public response.
It’s a perfect song for March, when you may find yourself at a crossroads and want to quietly reflect.
Caught Somewhere in TimeIron Maiden
Fresh in our memories for opening the Japan tour in September 2024, this track is the majestic title song from their sixth album, Somewhere in Time, released in 1986.
Symbolic of the album’s overarching sci-fi concept, it features a futuristic sound that incorporates guitar synthesizers.
Over its more-than-seven-minute runtime, it paints an epic sonic landscape themed around time and fate.
Anchored by Steve Harris’s powerful bass, the interweaving twin guitars are a major highlight, and Bruce Dickinson’s vocals—expressing a heart swept along by the flow of time—are also not to be missed.
Culver MoonJackson Browne
This song by Jackson Browne, created with deep affection for Culver City, appears on his album “Looking East,” released in January 1996.
Browne, an American artist, gently sings of the charm of a small town nestled in a corner of Los Angeles, illuminated by the moonlight.
The bonds of the community and the cityscape are beautifully conveyed through his warm vocals and melodic arrangement, stirring a sense of nostalgia in listeners.
It’s a track you’ll want to play during a quiet moment spent with someone special, gazing up at the night sky.
Canned HeatJamiroquai
Set to a lively tune, this GAP Kids commercial features children showing off their dance moves.
Watching the kids smile and dance freely is uplifting! The upbeat BGM used in the ad is Jamiroquai’s classic “Canned Heat,” a cool track known for its groove, from the 1999 album “Synkronized.” The lyrics shouting “Dance!!” are a perfect fit for the commercial.
