Cheer songs sung by female Western artists. World-famous classics and popular hits.

Who You AreJessie J

Jessie J – Who You Are

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.

AliveSia

Sia – Alive (Official Video)

I’m Sia, an Australia-born artist who dislikes fame and performs without showing my face.

While my music isn’t bright or poppy, my powerful vocals resonate deeply.

Still, I am alive.

I am breathing.

The message that echoes from the darkness showcases Sia’s exceptional expressive power.

It also drew attention when actress Tao Tsuchiya appeared in the Japanese version of the music video.

Born This WayLady Gaga

Lady Gaga – Born This Way (Official Music Video)

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.

Playing GodParamore

Paramore: Playing God [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

Paramore, a band with a single female member.

This song might be better described as a rant about an ex-boyfriend than a fight song.

The cool lyrics, which basically say, “You talk a lot, but what about you?” might be something many women can relate to.

Higher ft. Flo RidaThe Saturdays

The Saturdays – Higher ft. Flo Rida

This is a song by The Saturdays, a five-member British group formed in 2008 as the junior counterpart to Girls Aloud, in collaboration with rapper Flo Rida.

It evokes a strong woman who lives boldly without worrying about snide remarks from others.

The lyrics go in smoothly, making it easy to listen to.