Masterpieces with titles that start with 'A'
When you hear “songs with titles that start with A,” what songs come to mind?
If you can’t think of many, it turns out there are actually tons—words like “ai” (love) that often appear in lyrics and other universal terms lead to many songs when you do some research!
It seems there are quite a few ballads, too.
In this article, we’ve carefully selected and introduced songs whose titles start with A.
From timeless favorites to tracks by up-and-coming artists, you’ll find plenty of masterpieces.
Be sure to discover your own favorite “A” song!
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Masterpieces with titles starting with 'A' (131–140)
Aomori Prefecture AnthemAomori-ken
This work magnificently sings of Aomori’s rich nature, its industries, and its hope for the future.
Established in September 1971 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the prefectural government, it is a prefectural anthem with a long history.
The lyrics were written by local haiku poet Yosuke Nagasawa, with additional lyrics by poet Hachiro Sato and music by Toshimitsu Tanaka.
The words evoke mountains and seas that symbolize the prefecture and express hopes for its development as an industrial city, conveying the fervor of Japan’s period of rapid economic growth at the time.
Although another song established in 2001 is now the mainstream, this piece has not been abolished under current regulations and can be regarded as a valuable work that tells the story of the prefecture’s journey.
Circle of Thanksayaka
A warm song overflowing with gratitude.
Sung by singer-songwriter Ayaka, this piece showcases her enveloping, captivating voice.
Released in October 2013, it was chosen as the campaign song for Nestlé’s “KitKat” 40th anniversary in Japan, and is also included on the album Rainbow Road.
While the first verse expresses feelings for family, the lyrics I especially want you—reading this article—to hear are in the second verse.
They convey thanks to a friend who cries with you when you open up about your troubles.
This portrayal of a bond between women makes it perfect for a friend’s speech at a wedding or for an escort during the send-off.
It’s a recommended number for saying “thank you” to a dear friend.
I want to be with you.Ayumu Imazu
This song brims with straightforward affection for a loved one and a desire to stay together from here on out.
It’s a track by Ayumu Imazu, released digitally in November 2025, which gained attention after he posted a demo on social media in January of the same year.
Although it wasn’t tied in with any films or TV shows, it’s a carefully crafted piece for which he also created the artwork himself.
Even if you cherish your partner, some of you might struggle to put your true feelings into words, right? If you share this song at such times, the genuine love you hold inside will gently seep into their heart.
Try conveying your wish to always be by their side together with this piece.
attachmentMy Hair is Bad
A heartwarming love song by My Hair is Bad for those who feel uneasy about their partner’s past.
This track portrays a realistic love story that doesn’t deny memories with a former lover, while choosing to build new moments with the current partner.
Its relaxed tempo, gentle rhythm, and Tomomi Shiiki’s conversational vocals are soothing.
Released in April 2025, the song was originally sold exclusively at the Saitama Super Arena concert in January of the same year.
If you want to create more memories for just the two of you, be sure to give it a listen.
IvyNovelbright
This song was created as a surprise for the best friend of Yudai Takenaka, the vocalist.
It’s a warm love song filled with affection and gratitude nurtured in everyday life! The rock sound and ballad-like melody blend beautifully, and the deep bond that overflows from the entire piece is truly moving.
Released by Novelbright in October 2024, it’s perfect for a special wedding entrance scene! The moment the doors open, it will instantly raise the excitement in the venue.
With its powerful rhythm, it’s sure to get all the guests fired up.
It’s a song that supports the bride and groom as they embark on their new journey together!
loveUru
This is a love song that captures a steadfast feeling beyond the wavering heart’s anxiety and loneliness.
It’s a track that feels like confiding what’s inside your chest, and Uru’s clear, translucent voice gently seeps into the heart.
Released in November 2025 as the coupling track to her 16th single “Platform,” the title track is used as the opening theme for the anime “Everlasting Twilight.” Even if you cherish your partner, some people find it hard to express their feelings honestly, don’t they? In such moments, gifting this song will convey the certain love you hold within.
Try using this song to share your desire to stay together from here on.
Wuthering Heightsmatsuzaki kōsuke
This piece poignantly captures the feelings of wandering alone through a wilderness, unable to forget a love that has ended.
It’s a song by Kōsuke Matsuzaki, a vocalist known for his steady, assured singing, released in February 2026.
The composition was crafted by Junpei Oda, whom Matsuzaki deeply admires.
The lyrics mirror loss and solitude against the backdrop of grand nature, intensifying the listener’s emotions.
If you can’t let go of a past romance, give it a listen.