A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “I”
When it comes to English words that start with “I,” there are plenty that could make great song titles—beyond the pronoun “I,” you’ve got “If” for hypotheticals, as well as “Imagine” and “Idea,” among others.
In this article, I’ll introduce some classic Western songs whose titles start with “I.” I don’t think many people usually search for songs by narrowing down the first letter of the title, but that’s exactly why you might discover tracks you hadn’t noticed before.
Enjoy the article as you look forward to finding out what songs are on the list.
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I Don’t Want To Hurt YouLast Autumn’s Dream
Last Autumn’s Dream is a melodic hard rock band formed in 2002 by Swedish and German musicians, renowned for seamlessly blending AOR with hard rock.
Since releasing their debut album, Last Autumn’s Dream, in 2003, they have captivated audiences with a wide expressive range—from emotional ballads to powerful rock tunes.
The band’s signature lies in the distinctive pairing of Mikael Erlandsson’s emotive vocals at the core and former Fair Warning member Andy Malecek’s razor-sharp guitar work.
They have steadily released numerous albums, and in 2018 even put out a Japan-only best-of compilation, reflecting their particularly strong following in Japan.
If you’re interested in Scandinavian melodic hard rock, they’re definitely worth a listen.
I’ve Been WaitingMatthew Sweet
A power-pop masterpiece whose sweet, wistful melody and striking guitar sound resonate deeply! Released by American singer-songwriter Matthew Sweet on his 1991 album Girlfriend, this song draws on his real-life experience of finding a new relationship after divorce, giving it compelling emotional weight.
Featuring ace guitarists like former Television member Richard Lloyd and Robert Quine, it also boasts a raw, analog tape-recorded sound.
Used in the film All Over the Guy and the TV series Scrubs, it also made waves with its MTV music video featuring characters from Urusei Yatsura, winning over not just power-pop fans but a wide range of listeners.
I Wanna Be Your BoyfriendThe Rubinoos
A catchy number that distills the appeal of power pop, this landmark track was released to the world in 1979 by The Rubinoos from Berkeley, California.
With its pop-savvy, hook-filled melody and heartwarming harmonies, it has long captivated music fans.
Featured on the album “Back to the Drawing Board,” the song became a hit and was frequently aired on radio in the U.K.
and across Europe.
That same year, the band was also active on the live circuit, opening for Elvis Costello on the “Armed Funk Tour.” The track later drew attention in 2007 due to its perceived similarities to Avril Lavigne’s “Girlfriend,” an episode that ultimately ended in a settlement.
Its breezy sound and sweet melody make it a perfect recommendation for anyone wanting to revisit fond memories of youthful days.
I Feel for YouChaka Khan
Released in October 1984 by American singer Chaka Khan, this track blends gleaming synthesizers with a masterful rap by Grandmaster Melle Mel.
It transforms Prince’s original into a vibrant mix of R&B, funk, and hip-hop, reaching No.
3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No.
1 on both the R&B and Dance charts.
Issued as the lead single from the album “I Feel for You,” it became one of the defining songs of her solo career.
Featuring Stevie Wonder’s distinctive chromatic harmonica, it’s a perfect choice for heating up the dance floor or indulging in classic ’80s disco sounds.
I Hate That It’s TrueDean Lewis
A pop ballad with a bittersweet allure was released in April 2025 by Australian artist Dean Lewis.
Marked by acoustic textures and warm, intimate production, the track is set to appear on his album The Epilogue (Deluxe), scheduled for release in July of the same year.
Notably, the song—conceived ten weeks earlier at Bondi Beach in Sydney—was completed in an extraordinary burst of passion within just 48 hours.
Echoing the emotionally resonant melodies of his signature songs Be Alright and Half a Man, this gem of a ballad beautifully captures both the pain of heartbreak and a sense of gratitude, offering gentle solace to anyone struggling with love.
i’m going CRAZYLil Darkie
Lil Darkie, an artist who pursues his own expression within the American underground scene.
Known for his experimental style that fuses a wide range of genres—hip-hop, trap, punk, and metal—his April 2025 track marks a moving work that opens up a new frontier.
While retaining his signature energy, he has evolved toward a more introspective and emotionally rich expression.
SKOTSKR’s delicate beats and an epic seven-minute progression deeply stir the listener’s heart.
While preserving elements of trap metal and industrial hip-hop, this melodious and introspective work has been highly acclaimed as his finest since the album YIN.
It will resonate deeply with those who carry loneliness and inner conflict.
in my mindLoyle Carner
An unforgettable gem marked by melancholic, lyrical rap over a jazz-rooted sound was released in April 2025 by London-born artist Loyle Carner.
Having fully showcased his talent—such as being nominated for the 2023 Mercury Prize with his album “hugo”—he delivers a masterful fusion of poetic lyricism and melodious arrangement that is distinctly his own.
The sophisticated production incorporates elements of alternative rock, while the earnest lyrics—turning inward to confront the self—strike a deep chord.
There’s also a story that his son was present during the recording, making this an ambitious work created during a richly fulfilling period in both his personal life and musical career.
Be sure to give it a listen.