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[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!

[2026] A roundup of Western songs with titles starting with C (41–50)

C’Mon EverybodyEddie Cochran

When it comes to key figures who bridged rockabilly and rock ’n’ roll, Eddie Cochran surely stands out.

He passed away at just 21, but his influence is immeasurable.

This single, released in October 1958, is a classic that captures the exhilaration of young people throwing a party at home while their parents are away.

Cochran himself played not only guitar but also drums and other parts, using overdubbing in the production.

In 1988, it was featured in a Levi’s 501 TV commercial, sparking a revival hit.

Its instantly recognizable intro and handclap-driven rhythm make it perfect for getting revved up with friends.

Experience the roots of rock ’n’ roll that continue to be loved across generations.

[2026] A Collection of Western Songs Starting with C (51–60)

Crush On You (ft. Lil’ Cease)Lil’ Kim

Lil’ Kim ft. Lil’ Cease – Crush On You (Official Video)
Crush On You (ft. Lil' Cease)Lil' Kim

With provocative lyrics and sophisticated fashion, the Brooklyn-born rapper Lil’ Kim left an indelible mark on the ’90s hip-hop scene.

Her debut album Hardcore, released in 1996 under the guidance of The Notorious B.I.G., can be called a landmark work that opened a new door for female rappers.

The double-platinum album is packed with highlights, including tracks tied to the film Nothing to Lose.

Her style—combining hard-hitting rap skills with a sexually provocative worldview—continues to profoundly influence today’s women MCs.

Experience this classic for yourself, powered by a striking persona and undeniable talent!

Children’s StorySlick Rick

Slick Rick – Children’s Story (Official Music Video)
Children's StorySlick Rick

Slick Rick, born in London and raised in the Bronx, is known for his signature eyepatch.

His 1988 debut, The Great Adventures of Slick Rick, is a landmark that cemented storytelling in hip-hop.

His cinematic, humor-laced depictions of crime and everyday life influenced many who followed, including Nas and Snoop Dogg.

The moral lessons in his lyrics and his expressive ability to play multiple characters with a distinctive accent showcase Slick Rick’s exceptional talent.

Sampled countless times and still referenced today, this album is essential listening for anyone who wants a deeper understanding of hip-hop history.

Cruel SummerTaylor Swift

Taylor Swift – Cruel Summer (Official Audio)
Cruel SummerTaylor Swift

This is a masterpiece that vividly captures the exhilaration of summer love and the searing ache beneath it.

Sung by global pop icon Taylor Swift, the song is included on her album Lover, released in August 2019.

Lyrics that cry out about the turmoil of a secret relationship and a passion so intense it feels like it could break are carried by a driving synth-pop sound.

Interestingly, it wasn’t released as a single until June 2023, about four years after the album.

A standout performance on her record-breaking tour sparked renewed attention, leading to a dramatic, unprecedented climb back up the charts to reach No.

1 in the U.S.

The explosive final section, where emotions erupt all at once, is guaranteed to bring the house down if you belt it out with friends at karaoke.

Clique3Quency

3Quency – Clique (Official Video)
Clique3Quency

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girl group that won Netflix’s music reality show “Building the Band,” has been gaining attention.

After overcoming the trials on the show and taking the crown in July 2025, they released their track “Clique” in November of the same year.

In just about two minutes, it delivers a pop R&B tune packed with the group’s tight bond and confidence.

The lyrics emphasize valuing their own “clique” above all else—a message that carries real weight precisely because these members were forged through competition—and it’s sure to give listeners a boost.

With rich harmonies and a catchy hook, it’s a perfect song for fun nights with friends or for moments when you need to fire yourself up.

Crystallise My Tears (feat. Oklou & MNEK)Danny L Harle

Danny L Harle – Crystallise My Tears (feat. Oklou & MNEK)
Crystallise My Tears (feat. Oklou & MNEK)Danny L Harle

Producer Danny L Harle, a London native and founding member of PC Music, is known for his distinctive musical vision and work with artists like Dua Lipa and Caroline Polachek.

In November 2025, he dropped this release via XL Recordings.

It’s a house-leaning track featuring France’s Oklou and the UK’s MNEK, fusing the beauty of tears crystallizing like jewels with a floor-shaking, heavy beat.

The result is an emotional yet danceable piece that powerfully depicts sorrow being purified.

Included on the album Cerulean, slated for release in February 2026, this track is perfect for night drives or those evenings when you want to dance alone.

ceilingsLizzy McAlpine

Lizzy McAlpine – ceilings (official video)
ceilingsLizzy McAlpine

Hailing from Pennsylvania, Lizzy McAlpine captivates with her unique style that blends indie pop and folk.

Set against beautifully melancholic string melodies, this song tells a story of sweet moments with a loved one—only to reveal in the end that everything was merely the protagonist’s imagination, a poignant twist that lingers.

Featured on her 2022 album Five Seconds Flat, it went viral on TikTok and even entered the Billboard charts, bringing her name to a global audience.

On nights when you find yourself romanticizing a finished romance, or when you want to sink into a cinematic, dramatic world as if watching a film, this is a song worth listening to quietly.