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Classic Western songs to listen to when you want to cry: the world’s tearjerker songs and popular tracks for shedding tears

Have you ever had times when you’re carrying sadness and just want to cry your heart out? In those moments, rather than forcing yourself to cheer up, letting your emotions flow out with your tears can sometimes ease your heart.

In this article, we’re sharing plenty of Western songs that will stay by your side when you feel like crying.

Tender, beautiful melodies and voices that resonate will gently hold your feelings.

When you want to let your emotions go, or quietly let the tears fall, give these a listen.

Classic Western songs to listen to when you want to cry. The world’s tearjerker songs and popular tearful tracks (21–30)

Someone like youAdele

Adele – Someone Like You (Official Music Video)
Someone like youAdele

This song by Adele, included on the album 21, was released in 2011.

After appearing on a popular BBC television program in the UK and rising to fame, she sings in this track about a past lover who has gone on to find happiness.

My ImmortalEvanescence

Evanescence – My Immortal (Official HD Music Video)
My ImmortalEvanescence

Released in 2003, this song is included on Evanescence’s debut album, Fallen.

As an American rock band, their songwriting is original, and this track features beautiful lyrics and captivating vocals.

As you areTravis

Travis – As You Are (Official Audio)
As you areTravis

Travis is a 90s alternative band from Scotland.

This song, with its dramatic melody, is included on The Man Who, which also features hits like Turn and Writing to Reach You.

CreepRadiohead

Creep, sung by Radiohead, a band active in the UK since the 1990s.

This song, delivered with emotional vocals, was released in 1993 and is included on the album Pablo Honey.

As an alternative band, Radiohead captivates with their distinctive lyrics and melodies.

More than wordsExtreme

Extreme – More Than Words (Official Music Video)
More than wordsExtreme

A softly sung ballad by Extreme, the rock band active in the U.S.

in 1990.

Its a cappella-like harmonies are especially appealing.

The song is included on the 1990 album Pornograffitti.