I Want to Be Healed from the Heart: Recommended Western Ballads Sung by Female Vocalists
Ballads are known for having many melodies and lyrics that really hit you in the heart.
Suddenly, but do you know the clear definition of a ballad?
In fact, the definition of a ballad is quite ambiguous: as long as it’s a “story-like song,” it can be considered a ballad regardless of the melody.
So this time, we’ve picked out some classic ballad masterpieces.
Unlike in Japan, Western ballads feature a wide variety of melodies, so be sure to check them out.
The first half features famous classics, but the second half includes lesser-known yet incredibly tasteful tracks.
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I Want to Be Healed from the Heart: Recommended Western Ballads Sung by Female Singers (81–90)
NovemberMia Baron
With a melody that truly plucks the heartstrings, “November” is a gem of a ballad that weaves a story of inner conflicts and growth into song.
Evoking a cycle of disappointment and reconciliation, it resonates deeply.
The warm vocals vividly portray both the pain and beauty of lost love, inviting profound empathy.
It’s a moving piece for anyone seeking healing.
Please give this track by Mia Baron a listen—her talent shines through, and it’s sure to become a song that stays close to your heart.
The First Cut Is The DeepestSheryl Crow
Originally written by Cat Stevens and released in 1967.
This version by Sheryl Crow was released in 2003, reached No.
1 on the U.S.
charts, and was featured in TV dramas such as The Sopranos and One Tree Hill.
It has also been covered by artists including Keith Hampshire and Rod Stewart.
It’s Too LateCarole King
Among Carole King’s songs, this is one of the most popular numbers.
While it has a mellow atmosphere, the latter half features elements like a guitar solo, building to a slightly more powerful development.
It’s also recommended as an introductory track for those who haven’t listened to Carole King before but want to start.
To ZionLauryn Hill
Lauryn Hill is a genuine US artist with fans around the world.
American music is rarely recognized in Europe, but she alone is acknowledged as a top-tier artist in every country.
Her song “To Zion” is a work that portrays her resolve to live as a mother.
In fact, when she became pregnant, her label once advised her to terminate the pregnancy and continue her career as a singer.
Angered by the label’s stance, she decided to choose both—her career and motherhood—and out of that decision came the song “To Zion.” By the way, Zion is her son’s name.
Angels Make LoveAndy Allo
Prince, the legendary artist who passed away in 2016, was highly acclaimed by hardcore music aficionados around the world for his unique and forward-thinking musical style.
Andy Allo, the singer of “Angels Make Love,” is a well-known artist who studied under Prince.
Although she is an artist from Nigeria, she is currently active in the United States, and her distinctive melodies—evocative of Prince’s spirit—are a key highlight.
It’s a very stylish ballad, so be sure to check it out! She truly carries on Prince’s legacy.