[2026] A roundup of classic Western songs about the wind
When a pleasant breeze drifts in through the window, do you ever find a melody rising softly in your mind? Songs themed around the wind have continued to be loved across the global music scene.
From storm-like gales to gentle spring breezes, the wind’s many expressions have long stirred musicians’ imaginations.
Sometimes it carries hope; other times, a touch of wistfulness.
Here, we’ll introduce a wide range of songs that tell the wind’s stories—from recent hits to timeless classics.
Whether you’re a fan of Western music or simply looking for a new musical discovery, you’re sure to find a piece that resonates with your heart.
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[2026] A Collection of Classic Western Songs About the Wind (21–30)
You’re Only Human (Second Wind)Billy Joel
Included on the 1985 album “Greatest Hits – Volume I & Volume II.” Born in 1949.
A singer-songwriter from New York.
Set to a bright, cheerful rhythm and a light, dance-inspiring melody, this number encourages a young person who’s failed with the message, “Another chance will come.” It’s a track that showcases his keen pop sensibility.
SemtemberEarth, Wind & Fire
Known as one of Earth, Wind & Fire’s signature songs, this track was released in September 1978 and is a classic that fuses funk and disco.
Its lyrics, which evoke nostalgia and joyful memories, look back on happy times spent dancing on a September night.
The song has been featured in various media, including the films Night at the Museum and Trolls, and is also popular as a sports anthem.
Its impact is immense, having reached No.
1 on Billboard’s R&B chart.
It can truly be called a historic masterpiece beloved across generations!
Kisses On The WindNeneh Cherry
Included on the 1989 album Raw Like Sushi.
Born in 1964, a singer-songwriter from Sweden.
With its uptempo digital rhythm and pop, danceable melody line, this track features her light, high-toned vocals that lift your spirits.
Colour of the windVanessa Williams
The theme song of the 1995 film Pocahontas, included on the movie’s soundtrack.
Born in 1963, she is a singer and actress from New York.
Over a slow, moody groove and a mellow, wistfully wet melody line, her emotionally charged vocals make this a song that remains pleasing to the ear.
I Don’t Want to Miss a ThingAerosmith
It’s widely remembered as the theme song of the hugely popular and moving film “Armageddon,” and it’s performed by Aerosmith, an extremely famous rock band.
The powerful chorus evokes scenes from the movie, making it a song that can bring you to tears.
See You AgainWiz Khalifa ft. Charlie Puth
It’s a very famous song that served as the theme for the movie Fast & Furious 7 (Furious 7).
It reached number one on the Oricon chart worldwide.
When the lead actor, Paul Walker, passed away in an accident, it was reportedly dedicated as a tribute song.
Wind Beneath My WingsBette Midler
It was released as a single in 1989 and was used in the 1988 film “Beaches.” Born in 1945, she is a singer-songwriter from the state of Hawaii.
Because the song’s writers, Jeff Silbar and Larry Henley, promoted it to various musicians to have them perform it, there are many different versions.
Among them, the version she sang became the biggest hit.