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[Spring Songs] Moving tracks to hear in April: tear-jerking masterpieces of spring

When April arrives, some people are fired up for a new chapter in life, while others are surely still feeling the lingering glow of graduation, setting off on new journeys, or the sadness of parting.

At the start of a new season, a mix of emotions—anxiety, butterflies, excitement—bubbles up, doesn’t it? In this article, I’ll introduce some moving songs that will stay close to your life this April.

Every track has lyrics that sink in and tug at your heartstrings.

These wonderful classics—the encouragement of music—are sure to give you strength!

[Spring Songs] Moving tracks to listen to in April: Tear-jerking masterpieces of spring (111–120)

Light of Hope: Believing in MiraclesDream

Dream / Light of Hope ~Believing in Miracles~
Light of Hope: Believing in MiraclesDream

A heartfelt send-off song sung by Dream, who are known for their many upbeat dance numbers.

Even within its tenderness, it carries Dream’s characteristic strength.

The lyrics are passionately encouraging, refusing to give up on moving forward despite setbacks and doubts.

It’s a song not only for graduates, but for anyone holding hope in their heart and getting ready to leap into a new world—one everyone should hear.

Dreams HesitateMr.forute

Mr. Forte – Yume Nazumu [Official Music Video]
Dreams HesitateMr.forute

Mr.

FOLTE’s song is a warm track that accompanies the beginning of spring.

Like a fresh breeze blowing into a stagnant room, it lights a ray of hope in the listener’s heart.

Released digitally in February 2022, the piece was written as the image song for Haruyama Co., Ltd.’s project “Our Own Youth Vlog.” It carries a message of support for students who experienced school life different from the norm during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Included on the album “Love This Moment,” this song is sure to gently encourage anyone feeling uneasy about a new environment.

It’s a track we hope those taking their first steps forward with the arrival of spring will listen to.

LullabyRADWIMPS

Spring is a season of new encounters and farewells, with graduations, entrance ceremonies, and the start of new lives.

RADWIMPS’ song “Lullaby” is a track that gently embraces the emotions of spring.

Released in March 2005, the song features Yojiro Noda’s delicate vocals and warm lyrics that resonate deeply.

As loneliness from parting intertwines with the anticipation of new meetings, the lyrics softly whisper “It’s okay,” as if giving you a reassuring push.

It’s perfect for anyone looking for a song that gives you the courage to take a new step with the arrival of spring.

The season of farewellSHISHAMO

Sayonara no Kisetsu by the three-piece girls’ band SHISHAMO is a song that captures a faint longing for a senior who’s about to graduate.

It was included on their 2015 album SHISHAMO 2.

Many people can probably relate to the lyrics, which portray someone watching from the shadows, unable to speak to the senior they admire.

The music video, which perfectly matches the song’s atmosphere, is also available on YouTube, so why not listen to Sayonara no Kisetsu and bask in those bittersweet memories?

my graduationSPEED

A hugely popular song by SPEED, an artist whose powerful vocals and breathtaking performances have captivated listeners across generations.

The track conveys the feeling of never forgetting the memories shared with a loved one, even if you go your separate ways, making it a moving number perfect for the spring graduation season.

Good Bye, Good LuckTOTALFAT

TOTALFAT – Good bye, Good Luck [live] FAT ALIVE I DVD
Good Bye, Good LuckTOTALFAT

Songs about graduation and new departures tend to be on the mellow side, but this one is really uplifting.

It might be nice to send it to someone who’s feeling down or a friend who’s anxious about starting a new life.

Even just reading the lyrics—about setting off on different paths yet believing without a doubt that we’ll meet again—brings tears to my eyes.

HarukaYOASOBI

YOASOBI 'Haruka' Official Music Video
HarukaYOASOBI

YOASOBI’s “Haruka” is perfect for the season of farewells and new beginnings.

Its warm, tender sound and heartfelt vocals are truly moving.

The song is based on “Tsuki Ōji” (Moon Prince), an original short story written by broadcast writer Osamu Suzuki.

Listening to it brings back memories of school days spent with dear friends, teachers, and lovers.

It’s ideal as background music for graduation ceremonies or for everyone to sing together.

If you’d rather celebrate graduation brightly with an up-tempo track than be swept away by a tear-jerking ballad, this one’s highly recommended.