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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A collection of Western songs with titles starting with 'S' (291–300)
Santa Tell MeAriana Grande
This is a Christmas song by American pop diva Ariana Grande that’s loved around the world every winter.
Set to an upbeat, heart-lifting sound, she sings a slightly bittersweet love story, asking Santa, “Will he still be by my side next year?” The glittering holiday atmosphere and the delicate feelings of a love in flux blend perfectly, making your heart skip a beat.
Released in November 2014 on the EP “Christmas Kisses,” the track was also performed on a Disney Parks special.
Its popularity steadily grew, and it became a new holiday staple—becoming the first 21st-century song to break into the U.S.
Top 5.
It’s the perfect tune for anyone pining after someone special, and if you play it at a party while chatting about love with friends, you’re sure to share those sweet-and-sour feelings and have a great time.
Sadistic MagicianMUNICIPAL WASTE
One blast of their brain-rattling, ultra-fast riffs and you’ll forget your troubles and start raising hell—guaranteed! Hailing from the United States, Municipal Waste are the vanguard of crossover thrash, proudly dubbing their style “party thrash.” Drawing on pioneers like D.R.I.
and Suicidal Tendencies, their songs rip by in a lean, mean 1–2 minutes.
Lyrically, they revel in a cheeky, comic-book world of “alcohol” and “mutants” that’s sure to make you grin.
No need to overthink it—just surrender to the livewire torrent of sound and you’ll walk away exhilarated.
Come experience the ultimate party for yourself!
spacePam Rabbit
In the Czech music scene, one artist who truly stands out right now is singer-songwriter Pam Rabbit.
Grounded in pop and R&B, she captures the hearts of many fans with a style that delivers messages of empathy to the “oddballs” who are often misunderstood by society.
She first drew attention through her participation in Eurovision, and later won Best Female Solo Artist at the prestigious Anděl Awards in the Czech Republic.
A major part of her appeal is her multifaceted talent—she handles everything from songwriting and composition to directing her own visuals.
Her live performances, crafted with an artistic sensibility, are also highly acclaimed, making her a performer whose future work is all the more exciting to watch.
Speak English or DieS.O.D
Stormtroopers of Death, commonly known as S.O.D., is a crossover thrash band formed in the United States in 1985.
Its members are Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian, drummer Charlie Benante, former member Dan Lilker, and vocalist Billy Milano.
Their sound, which fuses hardcore and thrash, is considered a pioneering example of “crossover,” paired with lyrics full of humor and bite.
Their debut, said to have been recorded in just three days, is also known for popularizing the blast beat, making it a must-check as a source of extreme metal.
StrongSonna Rele
Sonna Rele, a London native with an unyielding will who has even overcome a severe hearing condition.
Her soulful voice feels as if it speaks directly to the heart.
This work portrays a strong spirit that forges the future through one’s own strength rather than waiting for someone’s help.
Many will likely resonate with its message, which gently encourages us to move forward with kindness and courage and to believe in ourselves.
Released in January 2015, this piece graced the end credits of the film Cinderella, deepening the story’s emotional impact.
When you’re on the verge of losing confidence and need a powerful push, it’s sure to kindle a light in your heart.
Stacy’s MomFountains of Wayne
This is a smash hit released in 2003 by the American power-pop band Fountains of Wayne.
From the intro, the palm-muted power chords are irresistibly catchy and stick in your head.
The exhilarating riff is said to be an homage to The Cars, who influenced the songwriter.
Simple as it is, it gives the entire track a refreshing sense of drive.
The lyrics depict the bittersweet fantasies of a boy infatuated with his friend Stacy’s mom.
His ulterior motive—using excuses like “Can I come over after school?” just to see her—rides atop the bright, crisp guitar sound, turning it into an irresistibly endearing story.
Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with 'S' (301–310)
ScumNapalm Death
This is a track by the legendary British band Napalm Death that hurls anger toward an unreasonable society and power as a violent mass of sound.
This historic song, in which the “fathers of grindcore” defined the genre itself, batters the eardrums with storm-like blast beats and an all-devouring roar.
The lyrics are impossible to catch at such speed, but, as symbolized by the skull on the cover emblazoned with corporate logos, the screams carry a searing critique of capitalism.
It’s easy to dismiss it as mere noise, but perhaps the truth we must not look away from lies in the soul’s cry behind this destructive impulse.