Complete List Of Lewis Capaldi Songs From A to Z

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Lewis Capaldi turned heartbreak, gallows humor, and an unmistakable voice into a career that grew from pubs across Scotland to arenas and festival stages around the world. Raised in Glasgow and West Lothian, he began playing guitar as a child and was performing in pubs by his early teens. Small Scottish tours and support appearances gave him the experience to develop a direct, conversational relationship with audiences before his first major release.

His recording career began with “Bruises” in 2017. The song became an early streaming success and joined “Fade,” “Mercy,” and “Lost on You” on the EP Bloom. The follow-up EP Breach arrived in 2018 with “Tough,” “Grace,” “Someone You Loved,” and “Something Borrowed.” During the same period, Capaldi released “Rush” with Jessie Reyez and recorded a three-song Deezer session.

“Someone You Loved” became the defining song of his first era. It spent seven weeks at number one in the United Kingdom, later reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, earned a Grammy nomination for Song of the Year, and won the 2020 Brit Award for Song of the Year. “Grace” and “Hold Me While You Wait” helped carry that momentum into his debut album.

Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent arrived in 2019 with “Maybe,” “Forever,” “One,” “Hollywood,” “Headspace,” and other songs that expanded the emotional range of his early EPs. The extended edition added “Before You Go,” “Leaving My Love Behind,” and “Let It Roll.” Capaldi also recorded “Days Gone Quiet” for the video game Days Gone, acoustic and orchestral versions, Spotify Singles, and several live EPs.

The live collection To Tell the Truth I Can’t Believe We Got This Far appeared in 2020 with performances of “Before You Go,” “Forever,” “Someone You Loved,” and a cover of “Shallow.” Later that year, Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent: Finale paired the extended studio album with twelve recordings from Wembley Arena.

Capaldi returned with Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent in 2023. “Forget Me,” “Pointless,” and “Wish You the Best” all reached number one in the United Kingdom, while “Heavenly Kind of State of Mind,” “Love the Hell Out of You,” “Burning,” “How This Ends,” and “How I’m Feeling Now” completed the standard album. The 2024 extended edition added “Strangers,” “A Cure for Minds Unwell,” “Someone I Could Die For,” “Old Navy Blue,” and “The Ancient Art of Always Fucking Up.”

After stepping away from touring in 2023, Capaldi began returning to public performance in 2025. His cover of Britney Spears’ “Everytime” was followed by “Survive,” “Something in the Heavens,” “Almost,” and “The Day That I Die.” Those four songs formed the original Survive EP, while an expanded 2026 edition added “Stay Love.”

In May 2026, Capaldi released Live from North America, a four-song EP assembled from concerts in New York, Colorado, Los Angeles, and Toronto. It included new live versions of “Pointless,” “Stay Love,” “Hollywood,” and “Forget Me,” documenting his return to large-scale touring.