A collection of Western songs with titles starting with 'G'
When you hear “songs with titles that start with ‘G,’” what tracks come to mind?
We don’t usually think about the first letter of a song title, so it might be hard to come up with examples on the spot.
For instance, there are many English words that start with “G,” like “Good,” “Gonna,” and “Get.”
In this article, we’ll introduce songs with titles that start with “G” from among many of the world’s great tracks.
We hope you enjoy the read and maybe discover some new music along the way.
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greedyTate McRae
Tate McRae is one of the most talked-about female singer-songwriters in the world right now.
She started learning dance at age six and, at thirteen, finished as runner-up on the American audition show So You Think You Can Dance, showcasing her strong abilities.
The work that dramatically changed her career is this track released in September 2023.
Issued as the lead single from the album Think Later, it made her the first Canadian female artist to reach No.
1 on the Billboard Global 200.
The lyrics, centered on self-love and a confident attitude, are striking, and in the music video she delivers sharp choreography on an ice hockey rink.
The cool choreography by choreographer Sean Bankhead looks especially slick when performed in sync as a group, so if you’re confident in your dancing, definitely give it a try.
Gangsta GraduationPolo G & G Herbo
Two rappers who rose from the streets of Chicago released a collaborative single in December 2025.
Created by Polo G and G Herbo, the track is an emblematic piece built around the theme of “graduating from the hood.” It portrays their attempt to move to the next stage—holding onto success in music while still carrying the indelible trauma of surviving harsh realities like violence, poverty, and the deaths of friends.
The arrangement highlights the contrast between Polo G’s melodic, sentimental flow and G Herbo’s raw, hard-hitting delivery.
A piano-led, wistful track paired with weighty 808s skillfully fuses the celebratory image of graduation with the dark memories of their past.
In the music video, scenes of youths in graduation gowns intersect with street imagery, visually reinforcing the concept.
It’s a work infused with a powerful message that resonates with anyone who has overcome adversity.
GuardianPoppy
Poppy, who jumped from surreal performances on YouTube into the music scene, has crossed genres freely from pop to metal.
Her unique presence has drawn global attention, including a nomination for Best Metal Performance at the 2025 Grammy Awards.
Released in December 2025, this track is a lead single from the forthcoming album “Empty Hands,” slated for January 2026.
Over industrial-tinged, hard-edged guitar riffs and thunderous drums, her soaring vocals cut through with power.
The lyrics depict a strong vow to become a shield for someone who’s been hurt and to protect them from any despair—a message of solidarity that resonates not as a simple hero archetype, but as an acknowledgment of her own vulnerability.
It’s a song we especially recommend to anyone who feels the urge to protect someone they cherish.
Girl from the North Country (ft. Johnny Cash)Bob Dylan
Recorded in February 1969 and opening the album Nashville Skyline that April, this song is a historic duet by Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash.
Originally a folk ballad included on the 1963 masterpiece The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan, it was reborn with a richly country-infused sound through its re-recording in Nashville.
The lyrics depict a narrator thinking of a former lover living in the North Country and praying for her happiness from afar; the contrast between the two singers’ voices elevates a personal reminiscence into a universal sense of nostalgia.
It was also included on the soundtrack of the 2012 film Silver Linings Playbook, reaching a new generation.
It’s a song I highly recommend for quiet winter nights or while traveling, and for anyone interested in the fusion of folk and country.
Groove La’ Chord (Original Mix)Aril Brikha
Aril Brikha, who blends the soul of Detroit techno with European sophistication, is a singular producer with a unique background: born in Iran and raised in Sweden.
Featured on the EP “Art Of Vengeance EP,” released in May 1998, and revisited on the 2011 album “Deeparture In Time – Revisited,” this track is the timeless anthem that put Aril Brikha’s name on the global map.
Its repeating, beautiful synth chords and powerful beats intertwine, building heat bit by bit and drawing listeners into a deep state of rapture.
Also included on renowned compilations like “Body & Soul NYC Volume 3,” this piece is a minimalist yet overwhelmingly emotional masterpiece—highly recommended when you want to surrender body and mind and immerse yourself in waves of sound.
G-ANNIS FREESTYLEMAVI
MAVI, an intellectual rapper from South Carolina now based in Charlotte, North Carolina, has a unique background—he studied neuroscience at Howard University—and has long impressed heads with philosophical lyrics over soulful beats.
In November 2025, he dropped a mixtape titled “The Pilot.” Let me introduce a standout, self-assured track from it.
In just two and a half minutes, he delivers his most aggressive, razor-sharp rapping yet, likening his own skills to the dominance of NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Blending the clarity gained from sobriety with raw street energy, this release is a treat for anyone who craves both lyrical heft and irresistible groove.
GoodnightFlorence Road
Formed in Wicklow, Ireland in 2019, Florence Road is a four-piece band that rocketed from playing in a local garage to signing with a global label.
They’ve built a passionate following among young listeners, racking up over 10 million likes on TikTok.
Featured on their EP “Fall Back,” released in June 2025, this track also drew attention for its music video.
True to its title, the song captures the moment of a breakup, set against an alternative rock sound.
Vocalist Lily Arron’s tender yet powerful voice feels like a searing cry to come to terms with a love that’s ended.
Its upbeat tone only heightens the sadness, making it a heartbreak song that’s hard to hear without tears.