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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ILMB (ft. Travis Scott)Sheck Wes
Senegalese-American artist Sheck Wes released a new track featuring Travis Scott in April 2025.
Over a dark, psychedelic-tinged beat, the two rappers trade verses.
The unlikely pairing of Sheck Wes—known for his aggressive delivery—and Travis Scott, with his distinctive melodic flow, feels fresh.
The release is also making waves as their first collaboration since 2019’s JACKBOYS.
A music video dropped simultaneously, and a surprise performance at San Antonio’s 1902 Nightclub has been buzzing as well.
It’s a high-energy track seemingly made for late-night club sets—perfect for nights when you want to crank up the energy.
I Don’t Wanna KnowTeen Mortgage
A hard-hitting fusion of ferocious garage punk and anti-establishment messaging has arrived from Teen Mortgage, the Washington, D.C.-based garage punk duo.
Formed in 2017 by guitarist-vocalist James Guile and drummer Ed Barakauskas, the pair have packed a scathing critique of imperialism into this track, included on their album “Devil Ultrasonic Dream,” slated for release in April 2025.
Their raw sound—blending garage punk with elements of surf rock—powerfully captures the anger and absurdity of contemporary society.
The album has also been featured in the TV drama Shameless, drawing significant attention.
It’s a must-listen not only for punk rock fans but for anyone attuned to social issues.
IIISleep Theory
A new song from Sleep Theory, a band from Memphis, Tennessee, has been released and will be included on their debut album Afterglow, due out in May 2025.
Fronted by lead vocalist Cullen Moore, a former Army veteran, the band has forged a one-of-a-kind style that blends alternative metal reminiscent of Linkin Park with elements of R&B.
This track is based on Moore’s personal experience of betrayal by someone he trusted, and paired with storming guitar riffs, it’s a moving piece that channels inner anger and pain.
Give it a listen on a night when you want to sink into a heavy sound that weaves together calm and intensity.
I Want You BackThe Jackson 5
This commercial portrays how popping a Mintia, known for its refreshing taste, can brighten up everyday life.
It shows Kenta Hamano in situations where things aren’t going well, and when he puts a Mintia in his mouth, everything—including his expression—shifts into a brighter, more cheerful day.
The song that underscores this upbeat mood is The Jackson 5’s “I Want You Back.” With its light rhythm and memorable vocals, the track’s solid beat evokes a sense of hope and moving forward.
Inner SanctumANNISOKAY
A new song by ANNISOKAY, a leading force in Germany’s post-hardcore/metalcore scene, marked by its heavy sound and introspective lyrics.
Blending powerful guitar riffs with electronic elements, the track paints an epic-scale exploration of the inner self.
Since their formation in 2007 and through albums like The Lucid Dream[er], Enigmatic Smile, Devil May Care, Arms, and Aurora, this advance single for the EP Abyss Pt.
II, slated for release in April 2025, stands out as a gem that showcases their musical maturity.
Their critical acclaim has been rising as well—Arms was ranked 17th in the year-end list by the German newspaper Freie Presse in 2018.
Capturing the longing for an inner sanctuary, this song is perfect for moments when you want to turn inward and face yourself.
I Hope, I Think, I KnowI Hope, I Think, I KnowOasis
A track infused with powerful guitar sound and a defiant spirit is included on the album “Be Here Now.” With Oasis’s signature sense of speed and charismatic vocals, it’s a soulful song that paints a picture of self-assertion and hope for the future.
Released in 1997, this piece brilliantly blends Liam Gallagher’s snarling vocals with Noel Gallagher’s guitar work, becoming a gem that epitomizes the band’s golden era.
The lyrics, imbued with the strength to resist societal pressure and the resolve to move forward, give listeners a strong push from behind.
Especially when facing setbacks or hardships, the song’s energetic sound and uplifting message are sure to be a source of support.
I Don’t Like Who I Was Then (feat. Ryland Heagy of Origami Angel)The Wonder Years
The Wonder Years, a band from Pennsylvania that pours personal experiences and inner conflicts into a passionate pop‑punk sound.
They’re reconstructing a track from their 2015 album “No Closer to Heaven” into a new version featuring Ryland Heagy of Origami Angel, set for release in March 2025.
Its message—facing your past self while still trying to move forward—is easy to relate to, and the fusion of emotional melodies with powerful guitar riffs is superb.
The band’s sound and Ryland Heagy’s distinctive vocals create an exquisite chemistry, and the lyrics—singing of self-reflection and a desire for growth—are sure to resonate.