Song of Apology. Make-Up Song
Arguments with family, friends, or a partner… Sometimes we hurt the people we care about most.
And in those moments, it can be really hard to just say “I’m sorry,” right?
Even when you truly want to apologize but can’t get the words out, we’ve gathered songs that express the feeling of wanting to say sorry.
From tracks that straightforwardly convey an apology to songs that express how much you cherish the other person by reaffirming your love, we’re introducing a wide range.
Let these songs give you the courage to apologize sincerely!
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- Farewell Song: A goodbye song. A tearful parting song.
- [A moving friendship song] For dear friends and best friends. Songs of friendship that make you feel the bond.
- [Bereavement Song] To you whom I can no longer meet... Tear-jerking songs about death
- [Today’s Heartbreak Song] A poignant love song that gently wraps your wounded heart
- Songs to listen to when you want to get back together: love songs that will tie the red string again
- [Tearjerker] Songs that make your heart tremble with tears & moving tracks with lyrics that touch the soul
- For When You Need a Good Cry: Soul-Soothing Tearjerker Classics — Life, Love, and Work
- Gently staying close to a wounded heart… A Reiwa-era heartbreak song
- A gratitude song for friends. A thank-you song dedicated to someone special.
Song of Apology: Make-Up Song (61–70)
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This is a song that was provided as the theme for Crayon Shin-chan.
I think Shin-chan’s silliness is reflected in the track.
That said, since the song was produced by Yasutaka Nakata, its quality as a track is guaranteed.
Also, compared to when she first started, I feel like Kyary has gotten much better at singing.
Being able to sing this well while dancing means she’s no longer just a model, right?
Dear Sir/Madam,Za Masumisairu
This is a song where a band member conveys his feelings to his parents back home through a letter.
It’s a bit embarrassing to listen to, but you can feel the intensity.
It’s easy to picture the parents smiling as they read the letter mentioned in the song.
If you’re someone who left your family home, this will make you want to go back.
LillianKimura Kaera
It’s a lively, energetic song that’s so typically Kaela Kimura.
Fun fact: it was composed by Kameda, the former bassist of Tokyo Jihen, so the bassline is absolutely wild.
It works both as rock and as J-pop—a hidden gem.
And Kaela-chan really does look best with a bob haircut.
Motherkariyushi 58
This is a song sung to a mother, saying “I’m sorry” and “thank you.” Its straightforward message really hits home.
Mothers are truly great.
I’ve made my own mother sad many times, so I want to do what I can to be a good child to her and to tell her many sorries and thank-yous.
The Power of Encounters IIIAAA
I can feel a powerful strength in the vocals.
Even among Japanese male idol groups, I think he’s a very skilled singer.
He apologizes for shedding tears, but that, too, feels like a man’s tears—very manly.
From the final chorus, the intensity is breathtaking, like watching a musical.
He looks cool even from a man’s perspective.