[2026 Edition] A Collection of English-Language Love Songs to Listen to in Winter
Winter, wrapped in cold, crisp air, is a season that naturally makes you long for human warmth.
At the same time, with fun events like Christmas, it’s also a season that brings a subtle sense of excitement.
This time, we’ve researched Western love songs perfect for winter—focusing on the latest popular and noteworthy tracks, and introducing timeless classics in the latter half.
From mellow masterpieces that set a romantic winter mood, to songs about heartbreak and poignant feelings for those who want to lean into the sadness, and of course Christmas-related tracks—we’re delivering a lineup carefully selected from a wide range of genres!
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[2026 Edition] A roundup of Western love songs to listen to in winter (41–50)
BurnUsher

Usher, known for performances that evoke Michael Jackson, initially thrived as an R&B artist under the mentorship of Babyface.
From there, he gradually leaned into dance music.
Personally, I’d love to see him return to R&B.
His song “Burn” is one of his signature tracks.
While it doesn’t explicitly center on winter, its romantic vibe means it often gets airplay during the season, especially on the radio.
I Will Always Love YouWhitney Houston

I Will Always Love You, released in 1974 by Dolly Parton, who is famous as a country musician.
It’s widely known as one of Whitney Houston’s signature songs, but it’s actually a cover.
Whitney Houston’s version became popular as the theme song for the film The Bodyguard.
Since the movie was released in winter, the song took on a wintry image, and you’ll hear it on the radio in November and December.
Don’t Give UpPeter Gabriel ft. Kate Bush

A collaboration between British rock musicians Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush.
Released in 1986, it became a hit around the world.
In 2005, it was covered by Alicia Keys and Bono.
It was sampled in Rocky Diamonds’ 2013 track “Don’t Give Up (Intro).”
Rehab (Winter in Paris)Brent Faiyaz

Born in 1995, Brent Faiyaz is one of the most talked-about R&B singer-songwriters today.
While he’s still known mainly among music aficionados in Japan, his second album, Wasteland, released in 2022, reached No.
2 on the U.S.
charts, marking commercial success and solid momentum.
Here, I’d like to introduce his 2019 track Rehab (Winter in Paris), which showcases his sensual, beautiful vocals and melodies.
It’s a ruinous love song, and Brent’s rare talent shines as he delivers the lyrics—depicting mutual dependence on their respective fixations—with a deeply introspective touch.
Also, don’t miss the music video featuring a cameo by Kehlani!
Love Me Like You DoEllie Goulding

An electro-pop power ballad distinguished by grand synthesizers and powerful drums.
Sung by Ellie Goulding as the theme song for the film Fifty Shades of Grey, this piece expresses unconditional love and devoted feelings toward a partner.
Its airy vocals portray the uncontrollable emotions of falling in love and the pure desire for closeness with the other person.
Released in January 2015, it spent four consecutive weeks at No.
1 on the UK Singles Chart.
It was later included on the album Delirium and was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Pop Solo Performance.
It’s a recommended choice for those who want to convey deep love to someone special, or as background music for a marriage proposal.


