A roundup of Western songs with titles that start with “R”
When it comes to English words that start with “R,” there are lots that sound like they could be song titles—like “Rock,” “Rain,” and “Re.” In this article, I’ll introduce some classic Western songs with titles that begin with “R.” You probably don’t often look for songs that start with a specific letter, but that’s exactly why it can be a great chance to discover tracks you might not have noticed before.
Enjoy this article as you look forward to making new discoveries.
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A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with 'R' (141–150)
Return of YouthDIIV
DIIV, the Brooklyn, New York indie rock band that deftly weaves in elements of shoegaze and dream pop, has released a new track roughly a year after their album Frog in Boiling Water.
Spanning nearly seven minutes, the sweeping song was born from frontman Zachary Cole Smith’s difficult experience of losing his home to a wildfire, and it tells a story of personal loss and renewal.
With delicate guitar arpeggios, a weighty bassline, and introspective vocals, the track offers a sense of finding small moments of beauty and hope in everyday life.
A tour across Europe and the UK is slated for the summer of 2025, pointing to even further evolution ahead.
Rock With You (feat. Takuya Kuroda)José James
The dance classic by Justin Timberlake and The Neptunes, which revived the sparkle of ’70s disco with fresh energy in the 2000s, returns to you with even greater allure.
José James faithfully carries forward the original’s romantic atmosphere with his soulful vocals and refined arrangement, while Takuya Kuroda’s lustrous trumpet weaves an emotive melodic line that blends beautifully with it.
Recorded live in a single take to analog tape, this track serves as a centerpiece of the album “1978: Revenge of The Dragon,” wrapped in an underground vibe reminiscent of the old Mudd Club.
It’s the perfect song for nights when you want to surrender to a smooth groove or share a romantic moment with someone special.
Rolling in the DeepAdele
A masterpiece that powerfully voices anger and sorrow born from deep love.
Written candidly by the British artist Adele from the emotions she felt after breaking up with her former lover, this work was released in November 2010 and topped the charts in 12 countries worldwide.
In the United States, it held the Billboard Hot 100’s number-one spot for seven consecutive weeks, marking Adele’s first-ever U.S.
number-one single.
The lyrics, portraying the feelings of a betrayed lover, are infused with anger, disappointment, and resolve, beautifully balanced by Adele’s soulful vocals and gospel-inspired sound.
As a song that comforts those suffering heartbreak and those trying to move forward, it continues to be cherished by many.
A Compilation of Western Songs with Titles Starting with 'R' (151–160)
Rule 4080Rome Streetz & Conductor Williams
Hailing from London and based in Queens, New York, Rome Streetz teams up with Kansas City, Missouri–born producer Conductor Williams to release a hard-hitting exposé that sharply calls out the dark side of the music industry.
The track, unveiled on May 14, 2025, serves as the lead single from the album Trainspotting, slated for release on May 30 this year.
Over Conductor Williams’ ethereal, jazz-infused groove, Rome Streetz delivers razor-sharp lyrics.
A must-listen not only for those seeking the truth about the music industry, but also for anyone drawn to refined boom-bap hip-hop.
Robbery 9Tee Grizzley
This is a new entry in the authentic storytelling series by Tee Grizzley, a Detroit-born rapper with real street experience.
Building on the Detroit drill sound of the previous release produced by Helluva, the track excels with a tense, expertly crafted production that deftly incorporates elements of Chicago and UK drill.
Released in May 2025 as a cut from the album “Forever My Moment,” it showcases a masterful fusion of his signature heavy 808 bass and rapid-fire delivery.
Combined with cinematic direction by video director Jerry PHD, it strikingly balances raw realism that reflects street life with a highly polished sense of narrative fiction.
Its gripping progression and depth of psychological portrayal make it a must-listen for hip-hop fans.
Rather Be ft. Jess GlynneClean Bandit
This is a gem of a dance track crafted by the British electronic music group Clean Bandit.
Released in January 2014 as a lead single from their debut album New Eyes, it features an innovative sound that brilliantly fuses classical music with electropop.
Jess Glynne’s clear, luminous vocals intertwine with elegant violin and cello melodies to create a tune brimming with the breezy freshness of a summer sky.
The song drew worldwide acclaim, topping the UK Singles Chart for four consecutive weeks and winning the 2015 Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording.
It’s a perfect choice for road trips and travel, as well as a refreshing listen on hot summer days.
Right HereJeremy Camp
This is a masterpiece by Jeremy Camp, a leading figure in American contemporary Christian music, sung with heartfelt emotion around the theme of parent–child love.
With powerful guitar work and soaring vocals, it portrays the strength of love that continues to support family even in difficult times.
The song was included on the 2002 album “Stay” and ranked high on numerous charts.
It was also featured on the soundtrack of the film “Bridge to Terabithia,” earning broad support across audiences.
It carries a message of familial love that can be shared across generations—from parent to child, and from child to parent.
It’s a track you’ll want to listen to when you want to reflect on the irreplaceable bonds that allow us to stand by one another in hard times.