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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Great songs with titles starting with “A” (181–190)
Love hurt.≒JOY
It’s a love song filled with a heart-wrenching sense of longing.
“Love Hurt,” with lyrics by Rino Sashihara, delicately portrays the shock of discovering love and the confusion of feeling something inside yourself begin to change.
Included on the single “Tell Me Your Phone Number!” released in February 2026, the track features Aoi Onishi as center, and her clear, translucent vocals deeply express the song’s worldview.
The music video, featuring an angel descending into a city of skyscrapers, also became a hot topic.
Bright love songs are great, but this is the kind of piece you want to hear on nights when you want to immerse yourself in feelings so strong they make your heart ache.
It’s a beautiful yet fragile masterpiece that offers comfort to those who fear they’re the only ones changing, and to anyone who keeps loving someone with unwavering sincerity.
Albireorokudenashi
Inspired by the twin stars shining in the summer night sky, this work portrays a bittersweet love that can never become one, no matter how close they are.
Vocaloid producer Nayutalien wrote and composed the song, layering a catchy beat with Ninjin’s delicate yet steady vocals.
Listening to it, you feel a tight squeeze deep in your chest.
Released under the name Rokudenashi in September 2024, it’s also included on the album Rokka.
The song is striking for its contrast between a grand, cosmic worldview and lyrics about feelings that never reach their destination.
Though pop in tone, it carries an urgent resonance that’s sure to pierce the hearts of those troubled by unrequited love.
Try listening closely while gazing up at the starry sky.
Red bird, little birdSakushi: Kitahara Hakushū / Sakkyoku: Narita Tamezō
A children’s song that delights with its vivid colors and rhythmic wordplay.
The lyrics were written by Hakushu Kitahara, and the music was composed by Tamezo Narita.
It depicts a charming little bird pecking at red and white berries, and simply listening conjures up a warm, gentle scene.
Its simple repetition is pleasing, making it a piece you’ll find yourself humming along to, perfect for enjoying the rhythm of the words.
It has long appeared in textbooks and music materials and has been sung across generations.
It’s recommended to sing it together in unison and add hand claps for extra fun.
Try singing this nostalgic melody at recreational gatherings for older adults.
EYES ON YOUNishino Kana
It’s the first single released after their return, dropped on July 5, 2024, and included on the EP “Love Again.” It’s an up-tempo, catchy track that expresses both the joy and the pain of love.
The song itself is on the shorter side at 3 minutes and 36 seconds, so it gets to the chorus quickly.
The key is to articulate clearly at the very start of the chorus, and there’s a rap-style section around the midpoint.
Since the rap part also stays quite high, crisp enunciation throughout should make it much easier to sing.
You might worry about pitch, but first, don’t hesitate—project your voice confidently and get used to it.
Aruotoshiapiinata
You’ll be overwhelmed by a distinctive worldview that makes even a sense of guilt feel sweet.
This piece is by Pīnata, a Vocaloid producer known for electronic sound design, and it was released in October 2022.
Carried by Hatsune Miku’s vocals are slightly precarious emotions—regret and feelings with nowhere to go.
External creators contributed the guitar performance and illustrations, and the fusion of meticulously crafted sound and visuals leaves an unforgettable impact after a single viewing.
It’s a perfect track for sentimental nights or moments when you want to quietly immerse yourself in music alone.
Experience the addictive pull woven by the danceable beat and heartrending lyrics.
Blue Coral ReefFRUITS ZIPPER
FRUITS ZIPPER is an idol group that champions the concept “From Harajuku to the world” and is gaining attention for their activity on social media.
This song is a cover included on the tribute album Eternal Youth: Because You Were There, released to commemorate Seiko Matsuda’s 45th debut anniversary.
The lyrics evoke southern breezes and sparkling seaside scenes, and the vocals express the exhilaration of being in love, fusing together perfectly.
It’s a timeless classic beloved across generations, so it’s sure to liven up a drive with your parents or family.
UnlikelihoodLUNA SEA
Amid a lineup of dazzling hit songs, are you familiar with the sixth track on the album “SHINE,” which dares to portray the darker side? It’s a rock number that draws listeners into the boundary between reality and unreality, with a weighty groove characteristic of bassist J, who composed the original, and lyrics that interweave English and Japanese.
Released in July 1998, the song was also used in a soft drink commercial featuring RYUICHI.
The fact that it has been performed at pivotal moments—such as the Tokyo Dome show in December 1998—shows how important this track is to the band.
Just as stronger light casts deeper shadows, this is a masterpiece I especially recommend to those who want to experience the band’s profound world that lies behind the glamorous title track, or to lose themselves completely in waves of sound on a late night.