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Classic Western songs about stars. Recommended popular tracks.

When you think of Western songs themed around stars and space, many people probably imagine something sci-fi-like or fantastical in tone.

While there certainly are many songs like that, there are actually plenty with a harder edge or a stylish vibe as well.

This time, we’ve picked out a selection of Western tracks themed around stars and space that are full of charm!

We’ve included lots of lesser-known songs too, so if you’re into Western music, this is a must-see!

Now then, please sit back and enjoy.

Classic Western songs about stars: recommended popular tracks (71–80)

Star eyesAnita O’Day

Originally sung in the film “I Dood It,” the song was later covered by many jazz musicians and is now counted among the jazz standards.

It’s a sweet love song that likens a beloved’s eyes to starry eyes and expresses a desire to melt into them and become stardust.

PolarisJimmy Eat World

Jimmy Eat World’s song gives the impression of capturing the beauty of a starry sky in music.

It’s a track packed with the appeal of the Arizona-born rock band, included on their album “Futures,” released in October 2004.

With lyrics themed around love, fear, and hope, it resonates deeply with listeners.

Beginning with guitar arpeggios and building as powerful drums join in, it creates a sonic world as if stars are beginning to shine.

The emotive vocals add depth throughout the track, drawing the listener into its story.

Showcasing the evolution of their sound from pop-punk, this piece is perfect for moments spent under the stars with someone special.

Everybody is a StarSly and the Family Stone

Sly & The Family Stone – Everybody Is a Star (Official Audio)
Everybody is a StarSly and the Family Stone

Among songs themed around stars and the cosmos, this work by Sly and the Family Stone delivers a particularly heartwarming message.

Based in the United States, the group incorporated elements from a variety of genres, including rock and funk.

Released in December 1969, this song proclaims that each and every person is like a shining star.

Its lyrics gently convey the beauty of cherishing your individuality, bringing a stellar sparkle to listeners’ hearts.

It reached No.

1 on the Billboard charts in February 1970, capturing the hearts of many.

It’s the perfect track for moments when you want to take a fresh look at yourself.

First Kiss On MarsStone Temple Pilots

Brought in by bassist Robert DeLeo and cut in a home studio, the song’s lyrics were written by vocalist Scott Weiland, as with their other tracks.

This sweet, melodic piece is included on their self-titled album released in 2010.

Swinging on a starBing Crosby

The song was composed by Jimmy Van Heusen, with lyrics written by Johnny Burke for the 1944 film “Going My Way.” Singing it with Bing Crosby are the Williams Brothers, including Andy Williams.

Frank Sinatra covered the song on his 1964 album.

When You Wish Upon A StarJiminy Cricket

When You Wish Upon A Star – sung by Jiminy Cricket (Cliff Edwards)
When You Wish Upon A StarJiminy Cricket

It was sung by Jiminy Cricket, the cricket who appears in the film, as the main theme of Disney’s 1940 classic Pinocchio.

Also well known in Japan by its title “Hoshi ni Negai wo,” the song has become a jazz standard and has been covered by many musicians.

SatelliteHarry Styles

Harry Styles – Satellite (Official Video)
SatelliteHarry Styles

Harry Styles is a singer who represents the United Kingdom.

It’s still fresh in our memory that his 2022 album, Harry’s House, became a historic hit.

One of the tracks on that album is Satellite.

The title “satellite” refers to a celestial body that continues to orbit around a planet.

In the song, a man who can’t distance himself from the woman he longs for is depicted by comparing him to a satellite.

What a romantic expression.