Collection of Western songs with titles starting with 'Y'
When it comes to English words that start with “Y,” the first one that probably comes to mind is “You,” meaning “あなた.” It’s also frequently used in song titles, and you often see titles like “Your ○○” or “You’re ~~.” In this article, I’ll introduce famous Western songs with titles that start with “Y.” We don’t usually search for songs by the first letter of the title, so you might discover tracks that haven’t caught your eye before.
Enjoy the article as you look forward to seeing what songs are out there.
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Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with “Y” (71–80)
You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)Sylvester
This is a classic by the American singer Sylvester, whose soaring, gospel-rooted falsetto and shimmering synths make your whole heart want to dance.
Bursting with powerful, joyous energy that seems to declare with every fiber, “Being my true self is this wonderful!”, the song gently frees the listener’s spirit.
Released as a single from the album Step II in October 1978, it set a record by topping the U.S.
dance chart for six consecutive weeks.
It was also used in the TV show Friends.
When you want to let go and have pure fun, listening to this track gives you a mysterious kind of courage—as if it affirms every version of who you are.
Your Teeth In My NeckScientist
This is a monumental work of dub music crafted by the legendary Jamaican producer Scientist.
Having honed his skills under King Tubby and earned the nickname “the Scientist,” his mixing is nothing short of sonic wizardry.
Over the weighty, resounding rhythm section, echoes drift in a mystical haze, instantly transporting listeners to another dimension.
Featured on the 1981 classic album “Scientist Rids the World of the Evil Curse of the Vampires,” it captivates with a thrilling, vampire-themed world.
Its inclusion in the popular game Grand Theft Auto III drew many gamers into the realm of dub.
Give it a listen on a night when you want to feel swept up in a whirlwind of sound!
Young Black & RichMelly Mike
This is a track released in June 2024 by American artist Mary Mike.
Hailing from Minneapolis, Mary Mike is hugely popular on TikTok and is acclaimed for her distinctive style that blends rock and hip-hop.
Fueled by its use in gym workout videos and as background music for driving scenes on social media, the song has been gaining even more attention as of July 2025.
With its powerful message of being “young, Black, and rich” and a driving beat, it’s the kind of track that fires you up.
A high-energy song that’s perfect for turning up the heat on your playlist!
Your New Place LiveRacing Mount Pleasant
Racing Mount Pleasant is an indie band from Michigan, USA.
Their hallmark is a complex and beautiful soundscape that blends chamber pop and emo, woven by a seven-piece performing ensemble and a visual team.
Released in July 2025, this track features a sprawling structure of over seven minutes, offering an immersive experience like watching a short film.
It begins in silence, then layers brass and strings into waves of emotion building toward a climax that will take your breath away.
The title evokes a “new place” after someone has gone.
The protagonist’s sense of loss, intertwined with a will to keep moving forward, presses painfully on the heart.
This work greatly heightens anticipation for the forthcoming August 2025 album, “Racing Mount Pleasant.”
Your HouseSteel Pulse
Hailing from the UK, Steel Pulse is a socially conscious band that infuses the spirit of punk into roots reggae.
Lead vocalist David Hinds’s passionate voice and lyrics that confront social injustice strike listeners to the core.
Their searing critiques of racism and calls for justice resonate deeply across generations.
Another hallmark of the band is their unique sound, which fuses smooth rhythms with the sharp edge of rock.
Once you feel the fiery soul embedded in their music, you’ll surely find new energy for tomorrow.
You’re the sunshine of my lifeStevie Wonder
A gem of a love song by Stevie Wonder from the United States, one that wraps your heart like warm sunlight.
Its straightforward expression of love—singing that an irreplaceable person is the sun that illuminates his life—reaches deep into the soul.
The song is included on the classic 1972 album “Talking Book” and was released as a single in March 1973.
The floating tones of the electric piano and the gentle rhythm are wonderfully romantic, and his vocals—honored at the 16th Annual Grammy Awards—are irresistible.
Listen to it on a calm weekend morning or during special moments with someone you love, and you’ll feel yourself surrounded by tenderness.
Your Cheatin’ HeartHank Williams
This is a song by Hank Williams, the American singer known as the father of modern country music.
The song portrays, in stark terms, the guilt and loneliness that await the person who betrayed him.
Even if they keep a calm face now, the song declares that one day they’ll shed tears of regret on sleepless nights—a searing message.
It seems to foresee not only resentment toward the other person, but also the self-inflicted suffering that lies ahead.
Released just after Hank’s death, it came out in January 1953 and held the number-one spot for six consecutive weeks, and in 1964 it became the title of a biographical film.
The end of a love that hurts someone else ultimately only brings pain to oneself.
Perhaps that inescapable truth is what pierces the heart.