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 or shiritori hints! (1–10)
BalanceNEW!This is LAST
Are my feelings the only ones weighing heavy, or is this love? That kind of hazy romantic distance is hard to navigate, isn’t it? This track, included on This is LAST’s mini-album “aizou,” released in November 2019, is a rock tune that vividly portrays the raw contradiction between wanting to be loved and being unable to be honest.
Though it never had a major tie-in, it spread widely through word of mouth and live shows, and it remains popular to this day.
A refined retake version is also featured on the album “HOME,” released in March 2024.
It gently stays by the side of a heart that ends up putting on a brave face precisely because it cares, and can’t quite express its affection.
This is a work I especially recommend to anyone struggling with the blurry line between friendship and romance.
ByeeeNEW!aiko
This is a song that openly pours out the emptiness and resentment of a love that has ended, while conveying a resolve to move forward.
The powerful vocals, as if cutting off lingering attachment, resonate deeply in the chest.
Created by the singer-songwriter aiko, this track opens her album How Can I Possibly Tell You, released in March 2021.
Though it had no media tie-ins, its weighty arrangement featuring strings leaves a strong impression of its world, and it holds an important place in live performances.
It doesn’t romanticize breakups; instead, it accepts the emotions that have built up in the heart, making it perfect for when you want to put some distance between yourself and the past.
If you’re determined to let go of feelings for your ex and step into a new life, be sure to give this song a listen.
bye＜3NEW!luv
関西発のバンド、luvが2026年4月にリリースした配信シングル「bye<3」。春の出会いと別れ、そして新生活への歩みを優しく描いた楽曲です。ネオソウルやファンクを取り入れた心地よいグルーヴと、都会的なキーボードの響きが絶妙に絡み合い、どこかノスタルジックな雰囲気を醸し出しています。大げさな別れの悲しみではなく、愛情や余韻を残しつつ、次のステージへ進む柔らかな気持ちが表現されています。同年にはSpotifyの「RADAR: Early Noise 2026」にも選出されるなど、勢いに乗る彼ら自身の状況とも重なるようなストーリー性が感じられますね。引っ越しや環境の変化を前に、静かな夜やリラックスタイムにそっと聴きたくなる一曲です。
Songs with titles starting with “Ba”. Helpful for karaoke and shiritori! (11–20)
bye byeNEW!AYANE
This is a breakup song that captures the pain of a love that can’t be easily cut off.
Even though the person is hurt and swayed by their partner’s words, they can’t help but hold onto hope somewhere, unable to let go—those complicated feelings are sung gently in AYANE’s candid, down-to-earth lyrics over a mid-tempo, R&B-based sound.
Released in September 2022, the track was later included on the album “#Twenty,” which gathers emotions of her generation.
It’s a song that quietly stays by the side of anyone who resolved to say goodbye but whose heart can’t quite catch up—someone who wants to end it but just can’t.
On a night when you want to sever lingering attachment, how about listening to this song and facing your honest feelings?
But no loveNEW!Rainy。
Rainy., originally from Fukuoka Prefecture, is gaining attention as a boundary-defying performer active across genres.
She’s an artist who can masterfully sing a wide range of styles, from J-pop to anime songs.
She made her debut in 2022 with the theme song for the anime Detective Conan: Zero’s Tea Time, which significantly boosted her recognition.
In June 2023, she released the album “Rainy.
UNIVERSE.” A proven talent who won the Grand Prix at a 2019 audition, she captivates with a voice that balances clarity and power.
She has also worked on music related to the game BEMANI PRO LEAGUE -SEASON 5-, showcasing her diverse abilities.
Highly recommended for anyone seeking a fresh, uplifting voice to give them courage.
Dummy. (feat. Are-kun)NEW!riria.
It’s a collaborative track by singer-songwriter Riria and Arekun.
Released in 2020, it portrays frustration with a partner who’s always glued to their phone, along with the tangled, shy feelings that make it hard to be honest.
They may seem angry, but deep down they just want to be affectionate—the song packs that earnest longing tightly inside.
I think it’s perfect for karaoke with your partner or someone you’re interested in!
Bunny GirlNEW!AKASAKI
A stylish piece where a nocturnal scent and a decadent atmosphere intersect.
It’s a track by AKASAKI, a currently active college student singer-songwriter, released as the 4th single in October 2024 when AKASAKI was still a high school student.
It made the Billboard JAPAN Streaming Songs chart’s Top 10 for 12 consecutive weeks and surpassed 100 million streams in February the following year, garnering major attention.
The brisk rhythm and sultry word choices are exquisitely matched, and the highly addictive chorus lingers in your ears.
It’s the perfect song for a nighttime drive when you want to feel a bit more grown-up, or for relaxed downtime.