A roundup of Western songs with titles starting with 'F'
In this article, I’ll be introducing famous Western songs whose titles start with the letter “F.”
When it comes to English words that begin with “F,” there are plenty that seem perfect for song titles, like “Fun,” “From,” and “Forever.”
You probably don’t usually search for songs by narrowing them down to the first letter of the title, but that’s exactly why it can be a great way to discover tracks you hadn’t noticed before.
Enjoy the article as you look forward to seeing what songs are out there.
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Collection of Western songs with titles starting with 'F' (181–190)
Father and SonCat Stevens
Among classic songs about the parent–child bond, this piece is highly regarded for its delicate portrayal of intergenerational understanding and conflict.
It’s a heartwarming ballad by British singer-songwriter Cat Stevens, who skillfully shifts between low and high registers to depict a dialogue between father and son.
Released in November 1970 as a track on the album “Tea for the Tillerman,” the song was memorably used in the final scene of the film “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
2,” earning the love of a new generation.
Its acoustic guitar–driven folk-rock sound and the intertwining voices of parent and child invite deep reflection on the nature of family.
It’s a song recommended for anyone who has feelings they wish to convey—from parent to child, and from child to parent.
foreverEKKSTACY
Hailing from Vancouver, Canada, 21-year-old EKKSTACY crafts a distinctive sound that feels like a fusion of ’80s post-punk and indie rock.
Set against a dark and emotional soundscape, his urgent, confessional vocals resonate throughout this track, which serves as the lead single from his forthcoming album “Forever,” slated for release in May 2025.
After raising his profile with his self-titled album “EKKSTACY” and supporting Blink-182 in 2024, his streaming numbers have surpassed 300 million.
He’s also set to embark on the North American “Forever Tour” starting in July.
Drawing inspiration from a wide range of artists like The Cure and The Drums, his music offers solace to listeners grappling with loneliness and loss.
Find XanaduAlison Goldfrapp
A new song by British singer-songwriter Alison Goldfrapp, which opens up a new frontier by skillfully blending a dreamy electropop sound with a touch of disco, was released in April 2025.
It’s her first release on her own label, A.G Records, co-created with Swedish songwriter Stefan Storm and acclaimed producer Richard X.
The track beautifully fuses soothing synth arpeggios with her translucent vocals.
Serving as the lead single from her solo album Flux, due out in August 2025, it will also be available as a limited pink 7-inch vinyl (1,000 copies) featuring her handwritten signature.
While steeped in dance music elements, the song also exudes a sometimes ethereal atmosphere—perfect for late-night drives or unwinding at home.
French GirlsDove Cameron
In May 2025, American artist Dove Cameron released an ambitious work that weaves artistic expression inspired by the film Titanic into a sophisticated sound that fuses electropop and synth-pop.
Shaped by her struggles as an artist and a journey of self-discovery, this release pursues a more positive, energetic musical direction.
Issued as the second single from her tentatively titled album DC2, it has also been selected as an opening act feature on Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism tour, making it a track to watch.
Brimming with playfulness and joy as a dance cut, it’s highly recommended for those who love powerful female artists and anyone looking to light up the party scene.
Forever My MomentTee Grizzley
Detroit-based Tee Grizzley’s “Forever My Moment,” set for release on May 16, 2025, was created as the culmination of his My Moment album series.
Spanning 14 tracks with no guest features, it’s an ambitious project.
Released as the title track in April 2025, the song reflects his life after climbing back from time in prison, showcasing a masterful shift from an introspective, melodic opening into hard-hitting rap.
A must-listen for modern hip-hop fans!
Feël no wayz (Yeat mix)Yeat
Hailing from Irvine, California, Yeat is known for his Auto-Tune–driven vocals and his signature, synth-heavy “rage beat” sound.
This bold cover of Drake’s R&B track preserves the original’s vibe while weaving in thunderous 808 bass and futuristic soundscapes.
Premiered at Coachella in April 2025—and performed onstage with Drake—it quickly became a talking point.
He’s set to perform it on his Australia tour in the fall, with a confirmed show at Melbourne’s Festival Hall on October 10.
After dropping back-to-back albums, 2093 and Lyfestyle, in 2024 and cementing his distinctive style, this track is a must-listen not only for his fans but also for lovers of R&B and electronic music.
Field Of FlowersSixpence None The Richer
A track distinguished by delicate acoustic guitar tones and refreshingly clear vocals.
Opening Sixpence None the Richer’s debut album, The Fatherless and the Widow, this song—released in April 1994—can be seen as a work that marks their origins.
Its poetic imagery likening happy moments with a loved one to a flower field is captivating, and it skillfully blends elements of alternative rock and folk-pop.
Packed with the musical vision the Texas-born band showcased in their early days, the piece was performed at the Cornerstone Festival and won over many fans.
Recommended for those seeking a peaceful listening experience or a hidden gem from ’90s alternative.