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Tear-jerking Western songs: The world's recommended weep-inducing tracks

We’re introducing Western songs that will make you cry—full-on tearjerkers.

We’ve put together a playlist focused on Western tracks that really tug at the heartstrings: grand and beautiful pieces, movie theme songs, and songs with wonderful lyrics.

It’s packed with music that fits perfectly with moving, emotional scenes.

Let the tears flow and feel refreshed.

Especially recommended for fans of Western music.

Tear-jerker Western songs: The world’s recommended sob-worthy tracks (101–110)

Something vagueBright Eyes

Bright Eyes is an American indie rock band that was active from 1995 to 2011.

This track is included on their third album, Fevers and Mirrors, released in 2000.

The album was selected by Pitchfork Media for its “Top 200 Albums of the 2000s.”

Keep Yourself WarmFrightened Rabbit

Frightened Rabbit – Keep Yourself Warm
Keep Yourself WarmFrightened Rabbit

Frightened Rabbit is a Scottish indie rock band active since 2003.

This track is included on their second album, The Midnight Organ Fight, released in 2008.

It’s a track characterized by honest and passionate lyrics.

Life Is Worth LivingJustin Bieber

Justin Bieber – Life Is Worth Living (PURPOSE : The Movement)
Life Is Worth LivingJustin Bieber

A track by Canadian singer-songwriter Justin Bieber.

It is included on his fourth album, Purpose, released in 2015.

The album topped charts in countries around the world, sold over one million copies in a year, and was nominated for a Grammy Award.

I LivedOneRepublic

OneRepublic – I Lived (Official Music Video)
I LivedOneRepublic

A track released in 2014 by the American pop-rock band OneRepublic.

It features honest, poetic lyrics and became a hit around the world.

The music video was created in honor of Bryan Warnecke, a 15-year-old fan of the band who is battling illness.

Here Comes A RegularThe Replacements

The Replacements – Here Comes A Regular
Here Comes A RegularThe Replacements

A track by the American alternative rock band The Replacements.

It is included on their fourth album, Tim, released in 1985.

In 2003, the album was selected by Rolling Stone magazine for its list of The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.