An idea collection of Western songs to color Valentine’s Day: tracks related to chocolate
As Valentine’s Day approaches, alongside preparing chocolates and sweets, choosing the right BGM is probably on your mind too.
How about adding some Western music to the moments when you share your feelings with someone special or spend lively time with friends? From sweet, romantic ballads to upbeat pop tracks that lift your spirits, there are plenty of songs that will enhance the Valentine’s atmosphere.
In this article, we introduce Western songs perfect for Valentine’s Day.
Use it as a reference for BGM when you hand over a gift or when selecting tracks for a party!
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An idea collection of Western songs to color Valentine’s Day: songs related to chocolate (51–60)
Love StoryTaylor Swift
A 2008 hit by the American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift.
Included on the album Fearless, the song was inspired by Romeo and Juliet, but unlike the play, it ends happily.
It reached number four on the Billboard chart.
Push My LuckThe Chainsmokers
The Chainsmokers are a hugely popular DJ duo racing across the top of the world.
This track of theirs is infused with passionate feelings about love, making it a very dramatic and mellow piece.
Its calm tone is beautiful, and of course, it fully showcases their signature gorgeous melodies—truly a masterpiece.
I’m The One ft. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance the Rapper, Lil WayneDJ Khaled
It’s a song by DJ Khaled, featuring many stars including Justin Bieber.
The title, “I’m The One,” is a passionate love call meaning, “I’m the one and only destined for you.” I’ve heard that on Valentine’s Day overseas, it’s often men who express their feelings to women, so it’s a perfect song for the occasion.
AngelAerosmith
Aerosmith, an American rock band that thrived during the heyday of British rock, also enjoys immense popularity in Japan.
Their song “Angel,” released in 1988, reached No.
3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Its lyrics are deeply romantic, describing a loved one as angelic.
Despite the sweet words, it’s crafted as a very powerful ballad, so the melody is also a highlight.
An Idea Collection of Western Songs for Coloring Valentine’s Day: Tracks Related to Chocolate (61–70)
I’ll Make Love To YouBoyz II Men
Boyz II Men is a chorus group with world-class talent.
Based in R&B and known for their perfectly synchronized harmonies, they have earned exceptionally high praise worldwide.
Although the group has since lost one member, they still deliver top-tier harmonies.
Among their love songs, one of the most famous is “I’ll Make Love To You.” With its catchy melody and lyrics, it’s a perfect fit for Valentine’s Day.
Too MuchCarly Rae Jepsen
Here’s the ultimate love song sung by Carly Rae Jepsen with her beautiful voice.
The title “Too Much” means “overdoing it” in Japanese, and this word is sung many times throughout the track.
Its message is brilliantly cathartic and relatable.
It’s a song I want women struggling with love to listen to on Valentine’s Day.
The Power of LoveHuey Lewis & The News
Released in 1985 for the film Back to the Future, this song became a major hit for the American rock band Huey Lewis and the News.
It reached number one on the Billboard charts.
In Japan, it was also featured in a Honda commercial and gained widespread popularity.