A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “L”
When it comes to songs with titles that start with “L,” do any come to mind for you?
People don’t usually pay attention to the first letter of a song title, so it might not be easy to think of examples right away.
That said, when it comes to English words starting with “L,” there’s “Love,” and just that alone probably accounts for hundreds of songs.
There are also plenty of other words that seem likely to appear in song titles, like “Last,” “Lady,” and “Little.”
In this article, I’ll introduce lots of songs with titles that start with “L,” regardless of era or genre.
By searching for music from a perspective you may not have considered before, you might discover some new tracks.
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Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with “L” (141–150)
La Migra (Cruza La Frontera II)Brujeria
A deathgrind track that blazes by with breathless tension! This masked band from Los Angeles, Brujeria, delivers a song themed around immigration issues.
With a unique style that fuses the ferocity of grindcore and the heft of groove metal, they’ve won the hearts of many fans.
The vocals that hurl despair in your face and the machine-gun drums are the very cries of people being chased at the border.
Their scathing message, exposing society’s dark underbelly, strikes deep into the listener’s heart, doesn’t it? An overwhelmingly intense track that turns anger at injustice into power!
Losing ItFisher
Just hearing the undulating bassline lets you feel the floor’s heat—an electrifying anthem! It’s a smash hit by Fisher, an artist from Australia with the unique background of being a former pro surfer.
Released in July 2018, the track earned global acclaim and was nominated for Best Dance Recording at the 61st Grammy Awards.
The repeatedly looping phrase over a minimal beat is like the very sensation of losing yourself in musical ecstasy.
It’ll blow away the day-to-day clutter and make you want to surrender to the urge to dance.
Put it on when you want to take the mood to the max, and anyone might become the star of the floor!
Laid to RestLamb Of God
Ashes of the Wake, known as the breakthrough work by the American heavy metal band Lamb of God.
Released in 2004, this fourth album quickly made a name for itself, aided in part by its tracks being featured in video games.
It channels the heavy themes that strongly reflected the social climate of the time, expressed through pummeling grooves and razor-sharp guitar riffs.
Despite being the band’s first major-label release, their aggression never waned, and it earned RIAA Gold certification.
For those who want to be swept up in a dense, technical whirlwind of sound, this is the perfect record.
A compilation of Western songs with titles starting with “L” (151–160)
Love SomeoneLukas Graham
“7 Years,” the song that catapulted the Denmark-born group Lukas Graham to global fame, paints the life of frontman Lukas Forchhammer on an epic scale from age seven to sixty.
Its candid lyrics, laying bare his feelings for his late father and the bonds with his family, resonate deeply with listeners.
Anyone who has ever reflected on the past and contemplated the future will surely find something to relate to.
Warm and comforting, this song feels like a companion walking quietly by your side on the long journey of life.
It may even remind you of precious emotions you had almost forgotten.
LateralusTool
Tool, the American band that won the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance.
Their album Lateralus remains a masterpiece, celebrated as a monumental work of progressive metal.
The title track in particular is a pure feat of intellect, applying the Fibonacci sequence to both rhythm and lyrics.
The way its intricate, enigmatic rhythms unfold in a spiral feels less like music and more like a grand mathematical puzzle.
Despite its complexity, its beauty captivates many listeners.
Here is a one-of-a-kind musical experience that lets you forget the everyday and lose yourself in a labyrinth of sound.
Why not savor this meticulously crafted sonic blueprint with a good pair of headphones?
LaLaZK
ZK is a young talent who emerged from Denmark’s hip-hop scene.
His music vividly reflects his real-life experiences.
For example, his signature track “Zum Zum” was created in response to the reality of a friend going to prison.
His straightforward lyrics, portraying life in the ghetto and the perspective of youth, are a pure cry from Gen Z’s soul.
It’s not just serious—what’s captivating is the fusion of hard-hitting beats with melodic, catchy rap.
Listen to his music, which captures street realities while staying hooky, and you’ll be drawn right into his world.
liarLil Darkie
Hailing from California in the United States, Lil Darkie wears many hats as a rapper and producer.
He’s known for his experimental music that fuses hip-hop with punk and even metal, and he also leads the music collective Spider Gang.
The track he released in June 2025 seems to tackle themes that cut into the human psyche—lies, distrust, and deceit.
In this song, you can hear emo-influenced vocals and distortion-heavy beats swirling in an aggressive soundscape, yet there’s a catchy melody that shines through.
His DIY spirit and experimental edge, shown in works like his 2019 album SWAMP, are strongly reflected here as well.
His partnership with producer Wonton is alive and well, too.
If you’re looking for a stimulating musical experience unconstrained by genre boundaries, or something to accompany a deep confrontation with yourself, this is well worth a listen.