A compilation of Western songs with titles that start with 'S'
When it comes to songs with titles that start with “S,” do any come to mind?
We 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.
However, there are plenty of English words that start with “S,” like “Start,” “Shake,” “Season,” and “Save.”
In this article, I’ll introduce many songs with titles beginning with “S,” regardless of era or genre.
You might discover something new by grouping songs in a way you haven’t considered before!
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StaySharon
Sharon is a solo artist quietly building a presence in the internet-born music scene.
With a unique style that spans hip-hop and electropop, she’s not widely known yet, but she’s becoming a hot topic among discerning listeners.
She released the album “More drugs more love” in May 2025, and by November of the same year had already dropped a new track, “Stay.” Its sprightly UK garage rhythm blends with her emotional vocals, crafting a song that resonates with poignant themes like the fragility of relationships and fixation.
It’s perfect for a nighttime drive or for sinking into music alone in a quiet moment—club music fans should definitely check it out.
Somethin’ ElseEddie Cochran
Eddie Cochran, the legendary rocker who passed away at the young age of just 21.
His classic “Somethin’ Else,” released as a single in July 1959, had a profound impact on later rock scenes.
The song captures the down-to-earth feelings of a young man who longs for a girl out of his league and a fancy car, working hard to get closer to his dreams—an anthem that sent the youth of the time into a frenzy.
Interestingly, the track is also known for being covered by the Sex Pistols in the film The Great Rock ’n’ Roll Swindle.
Its raw, must-hear guitar sound—often hailed as a root of punk—stands out, so be sure to savor the allure of the original while soaking in a sense of rock history.
Stick TalkFUTURE
Future, a charismatic figure who rose from Atlanta’s mixtape culture, leads today’s trap scene with melodious, Auto-Tune–driven rap.
His signature work, DS2, released in 2015 as his third studio album, became his first to top the U.S.
charts.
Created as a sequel to one of his fan favorites, the album is packed with dark, addictive beats from producers like Metro Boomin.
By forgoing guest features aside from Drake and rapping in a steady, unflinching tone about his inner life and street realities, he delivers what could be called the perfected form of trap.
It’s a masterpiece for anyone who wants to trace modern hip-hop to its source or sink into a dope, nocturnal atmosphere on a night drive.
Someone You LovedLewis Capaldi
Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi is an artist who has drawn worldwide attention for his deep emotional expression and husky vocals.
Released in November 2018, this work is a signature ballad included on his album “Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent.” Centered on themes of loss and loneliness after losing a loved one, it’s said he spent six months creating it, channeling his feelings for his late grandmother.
The music video was produced in collaboration with the organ donation charity Live Life Give Life and drew attention for featuring actor Peter Capaldi.
It’s a moving, tender song that’s perfect for those who want to deliver a heartfelt performance at karaoke—be sure to check it out.
SAVE MY SOULBastille
London-based Bastille have enjoyed worldwide popularity with their cinematic, grand vision and pop melodies ever since their debut with the landmark album Bad Blood.
In November 2025, they released this new track, their first completely new song in about three years.
Reportedly born by chance during rehearsals for their 2025 arena tour, the song sets a heartfelt question—does love endure even as we age and our shine fades?—to a warm soundscape where piano and synth intertwine.
While yearning for salvation of the soul, the lyrics also express a hope for the heart to stir again, signaling the opening of a new chapter for the band.
Meticulous production, with Dan Smith himself involved, is as present as ever, making it a perfect track for nights when you want to sink slowly into the world of the lyrics.