Songs with titles that start with “ba.” Useful hints for karaoke or shiritori!
Have you ever tried “shiritori karaoke,” where you connect songs by singing titles in a shiritori style?
Even if you’re told to find “a song that starts with O,” it doesn’t always come to mind right away—so it often becomes a chance to sing songs you don’t usually pick.
So in this article, I’ll introduce songs that start with “ba” to give you some hints for shiritori karaoke!
When it comes to words that start with “ba,” there are lots that sound like they could be in song titles, such as “Bye-bye,” “Bara (rose),” and “Butterfly.”
I hope this article helps you have a great time.
And besides shiritori karaoke, feel free to use it for song-title shiritori as well.
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Songs with titles starting with “Ba.” Great for karaoke and shiritori hints! (111–120)
Quit my part-time job.bakkudoroppu shinderera
The lyrics that give voice to frustrations every worker feels—pressure from colleagues, stagnant hourly wages, workplace relationships—are striking! Set to an irresistibly upbeat ska rhythm, this song blows your worries away in exhilarating fashion.
When the protagonist shouts, “I’m quitting for good!” you can’t help but project your own feelings onto them, and it somehow lifts your spirits.
The track was included on the October 2014 album Cinderella wa Ii Anbai and later selected for the best-of compilation BEST desu, making it a fan favorite! If you let yourself ride the song’s sense of speed, the stress built up from work might just become something you can laugh off.
As you listen to the whole band’s call-and-response, try shouting out your pent-up feelings together!
Part-time Leader NorikoJenīhai
What kind of everyday life comes to mind when you hear the phrase “part-time leader”? This work tells the story of Noriko, a woman who earned that position after three years on the job.
Even as she nurses her aching back, she delights in a slight raise in hourly pay and keeps chasing her grand dream of becoming a hypermedia creator—funny yet endearing, isn’t it? This track is included on Jenny High’s acclaimed 2021 album Jenny Star, released in September.
Give it a listen when you’re struggling at work or feeling a bit worn out by the gap between big dreams and reality.
You might find yourself chuckling at Noriko’s toughness, as the clouds in your heart begin to clear.
BANG!!!EGOIST
A song by EGOIST that makes you want to cry out from the bottom of your heart, “I want to be stronger and more like myself!” The aggressively hard sound, which completely reinvents their previous image, gives you the feeling of surging energy to cut through doubt and push forward.
Composed by Giga with lyrics by ryo, this track is included on the EP “BANG!!!,” released in November 2021 as the opening theme for the TV anime Build Divide -#000000-.
When you want to break through your current situation or fire yourself up, listening to this song might help draw out the true strength you have within.
BYE-BYEuchōten
This is Uchoten’s major-label debut, which stood out with a unique presence as one of the “Big Three” of the indie scene.
Over a square beat and a simple, looping synth riff, KERA’s vocals resound quietly.
The song seems to depict meetings and partings, and a farewell to that “something” at the core of those relationships.
The lyrics, understated yet piercing with a hidden melancholy, make you inevitably overlay them with your own past.
Released in September 1986 alongside the album Peace, it’s a landmark work.
On the eve of an ending, rather than sinking into mere sentimentality, you may want to reflect on the meaning of the time that has passed.
Listen on such a night, and its philosophical questioning will sink deeply into your heart.
BIRTHDAYsutoreitenaa
Beginning with a tense scene of a stormy night, where lightning seems to tear through the darkness, this piece portrays the moment of “rebirth” that lies beyond suffering and inner conflict.
It’s like the instant you steel yourself at a crossroads in life.
Its dramatic sound—woven from stillness and flashes of light—resonates deeply in the heart.
Released in March 2007, the song is known as a track that colors the band’s mid-period.
If you listen to it while standing at a turning point in life, searching for light amid uncertainty, it may stir a quiet courage within you.
It’s a song that gently stays close to a lonely heart and gives you the strength to take a step forward—perhaps like a protective charm.
violetMiyuMiyu
This is MiyuMiyu’s debut work, featuring a gentle guitar tone and whisper-like vocals that feel soothing.
Released as a single in June 2003, it’s marked by a nostalgic melody reminiscent of a walk home at dusk.
Listening to it as an adult may bring back important feelings you had forgotten.
Take your time and immerse yourself in this tender sound.
Bye-bye, farewell★thank youkonkonjanpu
This is a song that conjures up a scene of parting—ephemeral yet beautiful, like a sparkler at summer’s end.
The work marked Konkon Jump’s re-major debut in August 2007, was used as the ending theme for TBS’s “Sasuke Mania,” and was later included on the album “Life★Is★Beautiful.” Many listeners will relate to the sadness of no longer being able to say “See you tomorrow,” and the warm wish for the other person’s future that remains nonetheless.
It’s a youth anthem that both reminds us of the importance of our memories and what we hold dear, and gives us the courage to step onto the next stage.