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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- A gratitude song for friends. A thank-you song dedicated to someone special.
Sorry Song: Make-Up Songs (21–30)
Just… I miss youEXILE
Both the melody and the vocals are truly heartrending, and listening to them almost brings me to tears.
Even if you end up hurting the one you love, deep down you really just “want to see them.” Thinking of the person I broke up with, I whispered sorry and thank you in my heart.
Loverssumika
This is a bittersweet song by sumika that resonates with anyone who has ever struggled in a romantic relationship.
It carries the wish to grant the other person freedom and to be chosen from among many options.
Though the lyrics may sound as if they condone cheating or looking elsewhere, they actually hold a deeper message: by knowing other possibilities, both people can reaffirm the importance of each other’s presence.
Released in March 2016 as a double A-side single, the track was also used as the theme song for Fuji TV’s “Heart-throbbing Skatto” segment on the show “Pleasant TV: Skatto Japan.” It’s a song you should listen to when you want to take a step back and reexamine your relationship, or when you feel the desire to deepen your bond with someone important.
Song of Apology: Make-Up Song (31–40)
like; to like; fond ofNishino Kana
Kana Nishino’s songs always paint vivid, concrete scenes that draw you in emotionally.
This track overflows with tender feelings for the one you love, and I think it’s truly wonderful.
How about taking this chance to tell the person you like how you feel?
At the End of SorrowElefanto Kashimashi
Your masculine singing style is really wonderful.
I want to live in a way that lets me shout that the people I care about are precious to me.
Everyone experiences sadness, and maybe it isn’t anyone’s fault, but I want to cherish the importance of the time I can spend with the people who matter to me.
revolutionMOROHA
It’s a song that brings band members and people chasing their dreams to tears.
The vocalist’s afro radiates such heat it makes your vision blur.
It’s a forerunner of the poetry reading trend you hear everywhere now, but I don’t think anyone else—before or after—has ever been recognized for the same style.
That’s how firmly they’ve established their own.
It’s moving to realize just how far you can go with just a guitar and a mic.
Million FilmsKobukuro
A song that portrays little quarrels and bouts of jealousy between a close couple—it’s so cute and it makes me feel happy when I listen to it.
Even with someone you love, you sometimes clash, but I think that’s how the two of you grow closer, and it leaves me with such a gentle feeling.
Sorry, I guess I do love you after all.Yoshida Yamada
It’s a super heart-fluttering youth love song.
It brings back those sweet and sour memories I’d almost forgotten.
As a two-piece singer-songwriter unit, the way the two vocalists trade lines is exquisite.
The section where they harmonize in the B-melody is especially beautiful—I can’t help but get absorbed in listening.