Cheer songs sung by female Western artists. World-famous classics and popular hits.
The morning after a day off.
Your steps can feel heavy before heading to school or work, right? We’ve gathered a selection of uplifting English songs by female artists that are perfect for those slightly gloomy mornings.
Add them to a playlist and give them a listen on your way to school or work.
Have a great day and take care!
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Cheer songs sung by female Western artists. World-famous and popular songs (41–50)
Come Back To MeVanessa Hudgens
This song expresses lingering feelings for an ex and a wish to get back together, set to an up-tempo beat and a catchy melody.
Released in September 2006 as the lead single from American artist Vanessa Hudgens’s debut album, V, it weaves memories of a former lover and the hesitation to start a new relationship into its lyrics, skillfully portraying the conflicts and hopes of young love.
Marking the beginning of her music career after her Disney Channel stardom, the track was well received internationally.
It’s recommended for those who want to feel the bittersweetness of youthful romance or lift their mood with a pop sound.
ChangeTaylor Swift
Taylor is more than worthy of being called a global songstress.
This time, I’m highlighting one of her songs that’s relatively less mainstream.
It’s an anthem that encourages those who keep trying, saying, “Don’t give up, because we will absolutely win in the end.” The song was also used as a U.S.
television network’s theme for the Beijing Olympics.
Who You AreJessie J
When people make mistakes, they tend to lose sight of themselves.
That’s exactly when you should pause and listen to this song.
You’ll surely begin to see your true self.
And you’ll realize that no one but you can be “you.” Jesse’s heartfelt, word-by-word delivery is truly wonderful.
Girl on FireAlicia Keys
When you feel like you’re about to be overwhelmed by hardship, this is a song that awakens your inner strength and gives you the courage to rise.
Released by American artist Alicia Keys in September 2012, it powerfully portrays an ordinary girl igniting her passion and overcoming adversity.
Featured on the album “Girl on Fire,” the track captured hearts worldwide following its debut at the MTV Video Music Awards.
While rooted in R&B, it’s distinguished by its innovative sound that incorporates elements of electro and hip-hop.
It’s a song I highly recommend when you’re losing sight of your own worth or when you’ve hit a wall and can’t move forward.
Born This WayLady Gaga
Born This Way probably needs no introduction anymore.
It speaks directly to the world about racial and discriminatory issues.
Be proud of who you are, walk with your head held high, and stand tall.
Diversity should be celebrated.
That’s the kind of world Gaga hopes for.
The music is wonderful, and the music video is beautiful as well.