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” (211–220)
I’ll Burn This Bitch DownUnbound Music
Unbound Music is an AI-powered music project that’s rapidly building its name across social media.
With a hybrid production style—AI handling the performance and vocals while humans also take on the lyric writing—they keep dropping genre-crossing tracks one after another.
Their single released in November 2025 is “I’ll Burn This Bitch Down.” Its lyrics revolve around a fierce warning: they won’t hesitate to cross the line if it means protecting their crew, all delivered over a raw yet heavy, low-center-of-gravity beat.
In 2025 they also broke into the Billboard charts, showcasing the potential of AI-driven music.
Give it a listen when you want to blast away a pent-up mood or sink into an outlaw story for the night.
I PrayXania Monet
Introducing “I Pray,” a track by virtual singer Xania Monet, who harnesses generative AI to express the worlds of R&B and gospel.
She is not a real person, but an AI project for which creator Telisha “Nikki” Jones crafts the lyrics and overall direction.
The song appears on the album “The Things I Didn’t Say,” released in January 2026, and is a warm ballad themed around “prayer,” offering solace to wounded hearts.
The vocals are astonishingly expressive—hard to believe they’re AI—and the way they intertwine with the weight of human words is breathtaking.
It’s also noteworthy how modern technology and a universal message blend so seamlessly.
Give it a listen on nights when your heart feels tired or when you want a quiet moment to reflect.
I stillmilet
“I still,” chosen as the theme song for the film “Shiranai Kanojo” starring Kento Nakajima, is a much-talked-about ballad written by milet in her first-ever heroine role, penned from the perspective of her character, Minami Maezono.
The title carries a double meaning that echoes “I love you,” and its earnest message about a love that doesn’t fade even if the world changes strikes deeply at the heart.
Released for early digital distribution in January 2025 and as a CD single in February, the song’s lyrics, which tie into the film’s story, and milet’s fragile yet powerful vocals might just bring you to tears.
It’s the perfect track to listen to when you want to reaffirm the preciousness of time with someone important or to linger in the afterglow of the movie on a quiet night—it will gently stay by your side.
Masterpieces with titles starting with “A” (221–230)
Tell me about yourself.Kitanitatsuya
Singer-songwriter Tatsuya Kitani, wildly popular among young listeners.
Known for his many original turns of phrase, he leaves a strong impression here as well with a driving rock sound and razor-sharp word choice.
The lyrics seem to affirm a “small revolution” — resisting something in everyday life and trying to weave a story that’s yours alone — which is sure to resonate deeply with listeners.
This piece was released as a single in April 2025, written as the theme song for the next-generation card game Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond.
It’s a highly uplifting track that condenses raw energy into just two and a half minutes, making it perfect for moments when you want to take a new step forward or rally your own feelings.
youHY
It really takes courage to honestly share your feelings with someone you love.
Still, our hearts are often brimming with tender emotions.
This song, included on HY’s album Street Story, gently scoops up those frustrating yet warm feelings.
Released in April 2003, it became a million seller despite being an indie release, and moved the hearts of many.
Maybe you can’t say it in conversation because you’re shy—but you might be able to entrust it to a song.
Its straightforward message—wanting to gift a song to someone precious, even if you’re clumsy—strikes listeners across generations.
Like a letter to someone dear, this love ballad resonates; why not listen closely while picturing the one you love?
to youMONGOL800
A signature number from MONGOL800 that blends the warmth and exhilarating drive of Okinawa’s breeze.
The lyrics, written in straightforward words, convey overflowing feelings for a loved one directly, heating listeners’ hearts.
Released in September 2001, it’s included on the classic album “MESSAGE,” which sold over 2.8 million copies.
Though not a single, it has been featured in a detergent commercial, the film “Utatama♪,” and the drama “Ososaki no Himawari,” and has been loved for many years.
Its appeal is also evident from covers by artists like Mrs.
GREEN APPLE.
Its unadorned words give a push to one-sided love and help deepen the bond between two people.
AgainMr.Children
This song embodies the resolve for the band to dismantle itself and, from a completely blank slate, “let out its first cry once more.” It was released digitally on January 19, 2026, and serves as the theme song for the TBS Sunday drama “Reboot,” starring Ryohei Suzuki—marking the band’s first Sunday drama tie-in in about 22 years.
With Takeshi Kobayashi brought on as piano arranger, it’s an emotional track with a distinctly Mr.
Children feel, carrying a powerful and earnest message announcing the band’s fresh start.
As for the overall vocal range, the chorus seems a bit higher than the typical male range.
Because much of the song stays within a similar range, it may be easier for those accustomed to singing higher notes.
To avoid forcing the sound from your throat, place a hand on your chest as you sing to help stabilize the resonance.
