Songs to give to friends who like Western music. World-famous and popular songs.
When you want to convey feelings to a friend that you don’t usually say directly, how do you get them across?
Putting those feelings into music and sending it—especially when it’s embarrassing or feels too late to say because you’re so close—might be one way to express yourself.
This time, we’ve put together a special feature on Western songs to give to friends!
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A song to give to friends who like Western music. World-famous songs and popular tracks (31–40)
Gonna See My FriendPearl Jam

It’s a powerful rock number packed with a story of friendship and overcoming adversity.
While retaining strong grunge elements, its pop-inflected melodies resonate comfortably.
Featured as the opening track on the album “Backspacer,” released in September 2009, this piece showcases Pearl Jam’s new artistic direction.
Centered on themes of bonds with friends and the courage to overcome hardship, it’s the perfect song for moments when you’re at a crossroads in life or longing to reunite with dear companions.
It was also included in the music game “Rock Band,” becoming a song that resonates closely with many listeners.
Happy TogetherThe Turtles

A song released in 1967 by the American rock band The Turtles.
It was their biggest hit, and it has been widely covered.
While it can be taken as a song addressed to a lover, its content also makes sense when heard as a call to a friend.
Gift of a FriendDemi Lovato

A 2009 release by Demi Lovato, who is active both as a singer and an actress.
The title perfectly matches the theme.
In tough and painful times, the presence of friends who quietly reach out a hand means so much.
The emotionally resonant lyrics and the gradually rising, grand melody make for a truly pleasant listening experience.
Long LiveTaylor Swift

It’s a song I’d proudly recommend not only to fans but to anyone.
Released as a digital download in 2012, it’s a thank-you song written for the band members and staff—the management team that supports her—and it conveys a bond of care and consideration.
A hidden gem that reached No.
13 on Billboard’s Country Digital Songs chart, it’s often given to express gratitude to friends, colleagues, and others who are always there for you, which is why I selected it as a friendship song in Western music.
American DreamMKTO

MKTO’s music videos always convey the feeling of their friendship and make them fun to watch.
This song encourages us with the message that no matter what your roots are, you can achieve your dreams.
I dedicate it to you, who moved to the big city with a friend to chase your dreams, working hard without giving in to the May blues.
Songs to give to foreign-music-loving friends: world classics and popular hits (41–50)
I’ll Be ThereMariah Carey

Originally a No.
1 hit recorded by the Jackson 5 in 1970.
It was performed by Mariah Carey on MTV Unplugged in March 1992, featuring vocals by R&B singer Trey Lorenz and piano by Walter Afanasieff.
Best of FriendsPalma Violets

Formed in 2011, the British band Palma Violets is an indie rock quartet that incorporates elements of garage rock and psychedelia.
This song is included on their debut album, 180, released in 2013.


