[2026] A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with D

Don’t Say GoodbyePaulina Rubio

Paulina Rubio – Don’t Say Goodbye (English Version)

Paulina Rubio, often called the Princess of Latin Pop, is a Mexican singer who debuted at age 9 as a member of the group Timbiriche.

She launched her solo career in 1992 and achieved a major breakthrough with her 2000 album “Paulina,” which became the best-selling album on Billboard’s Latin Albums chart and has sold over two million copies worldwide.

She continued to release hit albums such as “Border Girl,” expanding her influence beyond the Latin music scene.

With seven Billboard Latin Music Awards to her name, Paulina boasts a stellar track record.

Her bright, passionate vocals make her highly recommended for anyone wanting to fully experience the allure of Latin music.

Double LifePharrell Williams

Pharrell Williams – Double Life (From “Despicable Me 4” – Official Audio)

Pharrell Williams’s song “Double Life,” released in June 2024 as part of the soundtrack for Despicable Me 4, is an energetic, upbeat track.

Featuring the memorable line “Who will you be tonight?”, the song portrays a willingness to see both sides of things and the thrill and conflict of living a double life, brilliantly capturing Gru’s complex emotions.

This killer tune, showcasing Pharrell’s sharp production skills, likely plays an important role in elevating the film.

Seamlessly matching his distinctive sound with animated film music, the piece is crafted to resonate with a wide audience, from children to adults.

Doctor (Work It Out)Pharrell Williams, Miley Cyrus

Pharrell Williams, Miley Cyrus – Doctor (Work It Out) (Official Video)

Pharrell Williams and Miley Cyrus’s collaborative track “Doctor (Work It Out).” Reuniting for the first time in about a decade, the song centers on repairing a relationship with a loved one, carrying a message about deepening trust and understanding between partners and strengthening their bond by overcoming past mistakes.

Under Pharrell’s production, its breezy blend of glam pop and funk pairs with Miley’s powerful yet delicate vocals to create a moving track that resonates with listeners.

Released on March 1, 2024, it first premiered at a Louis Vuitton fashion show, where it drew significant attention.

It’s an uplifting, positive number that feels perfect for summer listening.

Disko DemonPickle

Pickle – Disko Demon (Official Music Video)

Disko Demon EP stands out with its energetic, rhythmic sound.

Created by Picky, well-known in the tech house scene, this EP brilliantly captures the lively atmosphere of clubs and dance floors.

It features catchy melodies and high-tempo beats, with synth riffs and basslines adding depth to the tracks.

The fusion of disco and contemporary electronic sounds is exquisite, making it an irresistible release for party lovers.

death bed pt. 2Powfu

death bed pt. 2 (Music Video)

Paufu from Canada is gaining attention as a rising star in lo-fi hip-hop.

After breaking through in 2020 with “death bed (coffee for your head),” he has released a long-awaited follow-up.

Like its predecessor, this new work features melancholic beats and melodies that resonate deeply.

The lyrics poetically capture everyday emotions, weaving together themes of loss and hope.

Released in November 2024, the track has generated significant buzz on TikTok and other social media, drawing a strong response from fans.

It’s a perfect song for young people who feel the fragility of love and uncertainty about the future.

Don’t Get Me WrongPretenders

Pretenders – Don’t Get Me Wrong (Official Music Video)

One of the signature songs by the Anglo-American rock band The Pretenders, released in November 1986, this track is notable for its melodious sound and Chrissie Hynde’s distinctive vocals.

Characterized by jangly guitar tones, it sets Hynde’s voice against lyrics that portray the nuances of romantic relationships in literary fashion.

Issued as the lead single from the album Get Close, it became a major hit, reaching the Top 10 in both the US and the UK.

The music video was created as an homage to 1960s British TV spy series, strongly reflecting the atmosphere of that era.

Its lyrics, evoking the complex emotions of love and a sense of independence, resonated with many listeners and garnered particular support from women.

Different ClassPulp

Pulp – Common People

As one of the defining masterpieces of the UK rock scene in the 1990s, Pulp’s album “Different Class” still shines with undiminished brilliance.

The track “Common People” offers a biting portrayal of the wealthy class wanting to experience the lives of the poor, and it remains beloved as a song that incisively addresses social class inequality.

Released in October 1995, the album topped the UK charts and won the Mercury Prize.

Jarvis Cocker’s lyrics, which vividly capture the everyday lives of “ordinary people,” blend perfectly with the catchy melodies.

It’s a highly recommended record for anyone who wants to fully savor the appeal of UK rock or is drawn to socially conscious lyrics.