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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You Can Cry TomorrowBetty Who
The song by Australian pop artist Betty Who expresses encouragement and support for women with hearts wounded by heartbreak.
Gently portraying the process of recovery through friendship and support, it aims to provide strength to get through dark times.
Included on the album “The Valley,” released on March 24, 2017, it is one of the works that showcases her musical style—shaped by 1980s synthpop and 1990s dance-pop—and her growth as an artist.
It’s a recommended track for those facing the pain of a breakup, as well as for anyone who wants to support a friend going through one.
By depicting personal inner turmoil and its overcoming, this song moves many listeners while offering hope for tomorrow.
YoncéBeyoncé
A track that follows the classic path of club music.
A song from the album “Beyoncé.” It’s not a particularly long piece, but it’s undeniably cool.
The distinctive Beyoncé vibe comes through in full, making it captivating.
Her low register also packs a powerful punch.
YesBig Sean
The veteran rapper from Michigan, Big Sean, drops a powerful new track that strongly reflects his life philosophy and experiences.
The lyrics, centered on self-confidence, growth, and the road to success, leave a strong impression.
Released in July 2024, the song arrived as a single from the album “Better Me Than You.” Produced by hitmaker Hit-Boy, it’s an energetic, up-tempo track.
Showcasing Big Sean’s distinctive flow and lyrical finesse, this one is recommended for anyone who wants to convey the importance of believing in yourself.
You Must Believe In SpringBill Evans
Winter is cold and a difficult season to live through, so I imagine many people don’t like it very much.
There are also those who are currently suffering in the very midst of winter in their lives.
This song, which expresses the determination to keep going while believing that warm spring will come, overflows with the anticipation of the spring that will eventually arrive.
What’s more, although the melody and chord progression of this piece by the master Michel Legrand sound very natural at first listen, it is actually quite a complex composition.
Your PowerBillie Eilish
In summer I feel like listening to poppy, up-tempo songs, but come September I tend to prefer something more mellow and quiet.
A perfect piece for such a September is “Your Power.” Released in 2021, it’s a masterpiece by Billie Eilish, notable for her whisper-like vocals—her signature style—and a simple yet deeply evocative track.
The lyrics deal with the heavy theme of domestic violence, but because the focus is on the idea of how one uses power, the song feels less depressing and more empowering.
you should see me in a crownBillie Eilish
The music video for Billie Eilish, featuring CG animation by world-renowned artist Takashi Murakami, became a hot topic.
Murakami’s works that utilize Japanese animation are all simultaneously unbalanced and yet perfectly harmonious.
This MV is exactly that: despite the track’s heavy, weighty beat, the light-footed, dancing characters achieve an exquisite balance.
You’re Only Human (Second Wind)Billy Joel
Included on the 1985 album “Greatest Hits.” Born in 1949, a singer-songwriter from New York State.
Set to a mid-tempo boogie rhythm and Billy’s pop-sense-laden, flowing melody, his vocals singing “there’s a next time” resonate deeply—an affecting number.