A collection of Western songs with titles that start with numbers
In this article, I’ll be introducing classic Western songs whose titles begin with numbers.
When it comes to number-starting titles, some consist of numbers only, while others have words following the numbers.
If you’re knowledgeable about Western music, you might already have a few songs in mind.
That said, we don’t often search for songs by categories like “titles that start with XX,” so this could be a great chance to discover wonderful tracks you didn’t know before.
Take this opportunity to listen to a variety of songs!
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A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with Numbers (41–50)
54-46 That’s My NumberToots & The Maytals
This is a song released in 1968 by the Jamaican band Toots and the Maytals.
The lead vocalist, Toots Hibbert, used the prisoner number he was given during his own time in jail as the title, and the lyrics, which vividly capture a soul-deep cry, resonated with many people and became an anthem that represents the history of reggae.
Despite its heavy background, the buoyant bassline and powerful shouts brim with vitality that makes your body instinctively move to the rhythm.
It’s remarkable how the way it blasts away adversity through the power of music can fill you with courage.
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1-800 (ft. ironmouse)bbno$
Canadian rapper bbno$—who’s been taking the world by storm with viral hits on social media—has teamed up next with Ironmouse, a massively popular VTuber.
Blending high-energy dance beats with playful rap, this track feels like a secret hotline out of a boring everyday routine.
It effortlessly leaps over the boundary between virtual and real, serving as an invitation to a party that’s all about pure fun.
Its debut at a music festival in June 2025 sparked huge buzz.
Forget the complicated explanations—this song is bursting with energy that makes you want to surrender to the music and dance.
Perfect for workouts or drives, it’s guaranteed to put you in a great mood.
6 Months LaterMegan Moroney
In the country music scene, one of the most rapidly rising artists, sweeping major newcomer awards, is Megan Moroney from the United States.
Describing herself as an “emo cowgirl,” she released a new single in June 2025—a thrilling revenge anthem portraying a woman who powerfully rises from heartbreak.
Set to a shimmering steel-guitar sound, the song’s story—briskly and humorously brushing off an ex who reaches out six months later—is absolutely stellar.
As a follow-up to the album “Am I Okay?”, this track is sure to give courage to anyone who wants to turn painful experiences into something that makes them shine and move forward.
2002Anne-Marie
This work by British singer-songwriter Anne-Marie shines with a glow that invites listeners back to the sweet-and-sour days of youth.
Vividly portraying the flutter of her first love around 2002, when she was 11, along with nostalgia for the pop culture of that time, it evokes the same excitement as opening a treasure chest.
Released in April 2018 as a track from the album Speak Your Mind, the song lists Ed Sheeran and others among its creators.
It became a global hit, earning 8× Platinum certification in Australia, among other accolades.
It’s the perfect song for those who feel nostalgic for the music scene of that era or who simply want to bask in heartwarming reminiscence.
2 Mazza (Feat. Drake)Smiley
This is a much-talked-about release from Smiley, who is based in Toronto, Canada, and is signed to Drake’s label OVO Sound.
Over a hypnotic trap beat with an R&B flavor, Smiley showcases his signature light, agile flow.
The featured Drake counters with his unmistakable presence, further elevating the track.
The song’s lyrics hit home as they speak candidly about tough circumstances—captured by the Toronto street slang “mazza”—and the determination to rise above them.
This track is a lead single from the mixtape “Don’t Box Me In,” released in June 2025, with a music video dropping the same day.
It’s a perfect pick for listeners who love the blend of street atmosphere and polished sound, and for anyone seeking inspiration from artists chasing their dreams despite harsh surroundings.
18 Till I DieBryan Adams
This is the title track from the album “18 til I Die,” released in 1996.
The album cover is very striking; I remember seeing posters around town back then of Bryan sitting while playing the guitar.
It’s still popular today, so I highly recommend it.
8th | Uptown Funk ft. Bruno MarsMark Ronson
Mark Ronson, who continually builds new sonic worlds rooted in Black music.
Since the 2000s, he had been active as a producer and composer for artists like Amy Winehouse and Christina Aguilera, but the track that propelled his name to global fame was Uptown Funk, featuring Bruno Mars.