RAG MusicUnrequited Love Songs
A lovely unrequited love song

A ballad song about unrequited love

There are many different styles of unrequited love songs, but I’ve put together a selection of “ballad-style unrequited love songs” that I especially recommend to those who love gentle, heartfelt romance tracks.

Some are about love that will never come true, and others are lingering-love songs about still having feelings after a breakup.

Every song hits you right in the heart, so please give them a listen.

Ballad-style unrequited love songs are also perfect for when you just want to cry.

I hope you find one song on this list that stays close to your feelings.

Ballad songs about unrequited love (91–100)

single bedSha ran Q

Sharam Q “Single Bed” (Music Video)
single bedSha ran Q

It’s a heartbreak song—and also a song about unrequited love—about being unable to forget an ex and feeling deep regret.

The lyrics, which express the difficulty of moving on and the remorse over the breakup, convey the idea that you only realize how precious something is after losing it.

Many listeners may find this relatable.

AitaiKato Miria

Miliyah Kato - “Aitai”
AitaiKato Miria

“I want to see you, I want to see you, I want to see you, I want to see you.” It’s a song by Miliyah Kato that painfully sings about an unrequited love—my beloved likes that girl, and yet I still can’t give up.

The heart-aching lyrics of one-sided love resonated with many people.

I BELIVEKahara Tomomi

Tomomi Kahala – I BELIEVE (Audio)
I BELIVEKahara Tomomi

Continuing to have unwavering feelings for someone may seem simple, but it can be painful and even agonizing.

These lyrics capture the bittersweet emotions of a woman.

There are times when you want to lean on someone, and times when you feel like screaming out your pain.

You can really feel the sorrow of unrequited love.

If there’s a “see you”Mirei Touyama

Mirei Touyama “If There Were Another Goodbye” Lyric Video
If there’s a “see you” Mirei Toyama

This is a bittersweet breakup song that gently wraps feelings of regret and gratitude toward a loved one in a clear, translucent voice.

Released by Mirei Toyama in August 2021, it portrays the struggle with the pain of parting while trying to find gratitude for a “once-in-a-lifetime happiness.” The hesitation over when to bring up the breakup, and the strength to be the one to finally say “thank you,” are also compelling.

As a track from the album “still,” this cover of a original song by Sorari Sawada offers quiet solace to those who must end a relationship or are suffering through a love they need to let go of.

selling oneselfRosu

Set in a red-light district, this narrative song portrays a courtesan bearing an aching love for a man she adores.

With delicate wording, it weaves the emotions of a woman wavering between her unrequited feelings for someone who won’t even meet her gaze and the reality of living as a courtesan.

Ros’s protean vocals vividly express the poignancy and sorrow.

Released digitally in March 2022 and included on the album “Yoru no Shito,” the piece has also been tied to projects such as the drama series “My Beautiful Man.” It will resonate deeply not only with those suffering from impossible love, but with anyone who knows the bittersweet ache of loving someone relentlessly.