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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Genius of LoveTom Tom Club
Many of you have probably heard the striking intro phrase of “Genius of Love” and thought, “I’ve heard this somewhere before.” Its funky feel—steeped in the influence of Black music—and its oddly laid-back groove leave a strong impression.
“Genius of Love” by Tom Tom Club—the side project formed by the rhythm section of the legendary new wave to post-punk band Talking Heads—is a classic also known in Japan by its alternate title, “Akuma no Love Song.” The track itself was a hit and remains one of their signature songs, but it’s also been widely used as a sampling source.
The most famous example is Mariah Carey’s massive hit “Fantasy.” It’s frequently referenced in the hip-hop world as well, so it’s fun to dig into the examples!
Girls Like YouTone Stith
A gem of a love song that paints a soulful cry where Tone Stith’s emotive vocals and modern production from the U.S.
blend beautifully.
With delicate yet powerful singing, he channels the anguish of a love betrayed and anger at deception.
Included on the EP “P.O.V,” released in September 2023, the track reached No.
6 on Billboard’s R&B chart.
Having started drums at age three and later mastering piano and guitar, his musical sensibilities fuse classic R&B elements with contemporary beats.
His talent is well established—he was nominated for Best New Artist at the 2021 Soul Train Music Awards.
It’s the perfect track for healing the pain of heartbreak or releasing the emotions buried deep within.
Gotta Move On (ft. H.E.R.)Toni Braxton
Singer Toni Braxton, who debuted as a member of the five-sister group The Braxtons before launching her solo career, included the song “Gotta Move On ft.
H.E.R.” on her album Spell My Name, released on August 28, 2020.
The track drew attention for featuring singer-songwriter H.E.R.
Her lyrical guitar solo delivers tearful, emotional phrases that perfectly match the song’s mood.
It’s a wistful number, and you should also pay attention to the phrases that color the vocal melody toward the end.
Girls Around The World (Lost Tapes 2016)Tory Lanez
An unreleased track was made public in July 2024.
Featuring a distinctive blend of Afrobeats and R&B, its lyrics express love and gratitude to women around the world, brimming with praise for women in New York and Los Angeles.
Released as part of his “Lost Tapes” series, the song was created with longtime collaborator Play Picasso.
It’s a track that fully showcases Tory Lanez’s versatile musicality and production skills, making it a long-awaited release for fans.
Highly recommended not only for R&B and hip-hop listeners, but also for anyone looking for new music.
Georgy PorgyTOTO
The names of the flag-bearers participating in the race in Part 7 of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Steel Ball Run, are truly a treasure trove of Western music references.
This time, I’ll introduce the origin of “Georgy Porgy.” There’s a song called “Georgy Porgy” on the debut album “Toto” (released in 1978) by the American band TOTO, which was formed mainly by studio musicians and achieved explosive success from the late ’70s through the ’80s.
It’s an urbane, stylish track featuring guitarist Steve Lukather on lead vocals, and a highlight is the backing vocals by Cheryl Lynn, known for songs like “Got To Be Real.” It’s a true classic!
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Got Me StartedTroye Sivan
Let me introduce “Got Me Started,” a track with a pleasant city pop-inspired sound.
It’s a song released by Australian singer-songwriter Troye Sivan, included on his album “Something to Give Each Other.” The standout charm of this piece is its sound, which samples Bag Raiders’ “Shooting Stars.” The lively production energizes the atmosphere and also helps create a cool impression.
Girl Next DoorTyla, Ayra Starr
“Girl Next Door” comes together as a romantic R&B track.
It’s a collaboration by Nigerian singer Ayra Starr featuring Tyla.
The lyrics portray a woman’s feelings as she wishes a man—who keeps getting distracted by other women—would recognize her true worth.
The chill sound, infused with Latin elements, adds a subtly seductive flair.
Give it a listen while imagining where their relationship might be headed.