A song of forbidden love. A love song about feelings that can't be stopped.
Even though you know you shouldn’t, there are some loves you just can’t stop, aren’t there…?
This article introduces love songs about holding onto feelings you can’t let go of—romances people tell you to avoid, and that you yourself know aren’t good for you.
When you don’t know what to do, listening to a song about a similar kind of love might calm your heart a little, and maybe even bring you closer to an answer.
Try finding that one song that will support your heart.
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Songs of forbidden love: love songs about unstoppable feelings (91–100)
Dear…Nishino Kana
This is a song by Kana Nishino that conveys the pain of bittersweet affection and unrequited love.
The melancholic piano sound evokes the feeling of softly murmuring one’s sorrow, and the expansive development of the music strikingly expresses emotions overflowing.
The lyrics, which capture the inner movements of the heart when burdened with feelings that won’t reach their destination or love that cannot be fulfilled, further emphasize the poignancy.
By also depicting the ideal of “what if these feelings had reached you,” the song renders the suffering even more vividly.
DearNishino Kana
Kana Nishino, who enjoys immense support from young women, seems to be winning over a slightly older audience with this song as well.
In the lyrics, you can vividly imagine the bittersweet scene of two people spending time in a love that cannot come true, within the limits of the time they have.
shooting starFukuyama Masaharu
The lyrics, written from a woman’s perspective, portray the feelings of a woman who falls for someone she shouldn’t.
You can sense her trying not to fall in love too deeply.
It also gives the impression that she feels guilty about this romance.
Pure Love RhapsodyTakeuchi Mariya
From the title, it gives off a stylish vibe that doesn’t immediately suggest adultery or cheating.
I think it conveys the feelings of someone ordinary who has fallen in love with a married man and carries that heartbreak.
You can understand the emotions of overthinking everything precisely because you’re in love.
short-sleevedImai Miki
Anyone who is having an affair will understand all too well the pain of seeing the everyday life, the home, and the family of the person they’ve fallen in love with.
The words, “You’re not someone I mustn’t love—you’re someone who will never love me,” are unbearably heartbreaking.
Stop this nightJUJU
It’s a hit song that was used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Guilty: The Woman Who Made a Deal with the Devil.” It’s a bittersweet track about a forbidden love—where, despite telling yourself you shouldn’t fall for someone, your feelings only grow stronger, and you can’t picture a happy future together.
Wanting to escape the pain, you find yourself wishing the moments you can meet would last forever.
Love’s Melody and Rainy SkiesAAA
This song depicts the frustration and inner turmoil of having someone you love but not being able to say the simple words “I like you.” Even if you confess, it may not come true; the feelings are so serious that you can’t express them.
People who are in love will surely find this very relatable, won’t they?
