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It’s insanely cool if you can pull off a tear-jerking Western song at karaoke! Let’s pack your repertoire with goosebump-inducing masterpieces.
Even tearful songs can really hype up the crowd depending on the moment.
It never hurts to have a few up your sleeve.
This time, we’re introducing Western tear-jerkers you’ll want to sing at karaoke!
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Tear-jerking Western songs you’ll want to sing at karaoke: World-famous and popular tracks (91–100)
Marry youBruno Mars
It’s a happy wedding song that makes you want to get married right away.
This song comes right out and says, “Marry you (I want to marry you).” It’s straightforward and cool.
I’d be so moved if someone I love sang it to me.
human natureMichael Jackson
These lyrics portray Michael, who is shy and, after becoming a superstar, can no longer freely go out in public.
It’s a song that feels like a heartfelt lament about how, since becoming a superstar, he can’t even take a simple walk around town.
You’ll want to sing it with plenty of wistfulness.