[Love Songs] Say Goodbye to Uncertain Feelings! Love Songs to Listen to When You’re Not Sure If You Like Someone
A collection of songs to listen to when you’re not sure if it’s love.
From the hazy feeling of “I feel calm and have so much fun when we’re together, but is this love?” to songs that capture the cooling of feelings after you start dating, we’ve picked a wide range.
If you want tracks that might help you find an answer to your own uncertain “Do I like them?”—whether it’s a long-standing childhood-friend relationship that blurs the line between friendship and romance, or a bond where you want them by your side but can’t see them as a romantic partner—this is for you!
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[Love Songs] Say Goodbye to Ambiguous Feelings! Love Songs to Listen to When You’re Not Sure If You Like Someone (11–20)
Try loving—it’s not like you’ll lose anything.neguse.
This is a song by Neguse that portrays the bittersweet feelings of a woman in love.
Although loving someone doesn’t necessarily mean she’ll get hurt, it captures the hesitation that keeps her from taking that first step.
The lyrics vividly depict the heart of a person in love, with desires like wanting to sleep by the other’s side and the anticipation of a kiss leaving a strong impression.
Released in April 2023, the track attracted attention as the follow-up to “Good na Ongaku o,” which became a major hit on TikTok.
A music video was also produced, presented as a drama that portrays the everyday lives of a man and a woman.
It’s a song that everyone struggling with love should hear.
A story about a girl struggling with the ‘kaeruka’ (frogification) phenomenon.riria.
It’s a song that gently enfolds an ambiguous feeling of love.
Riria’s transparent, airy vocals beautifully capture the uncertainty of not knowing whether it’s love.
The delicate lyrics depict the shift from the exhilaration of early romance to a gradual cooling off.
Released digitally in November 2020, the track was created in response to fan requests on social media.
After the video was posted on TikTok, it garnered a total of 300,000 likes and sparked a big reaction.
It’s a song that offers comfort to those troubled by love or grappling with complex romantic feelings.
Swelling FeelingsCHiCO with HoneyWorks
Have you ever been close friends with someone and then suddenly realized, “I’m in love with this person!”? In moments like that, you might worry about the relationship you’ve had so far or how it could affect your mutual friends, and find it hard to take that first step.
This song sings about that kind of helpless, uncontainable love.
I’m sure there’s a lot you’ll relate to, so please give it a listen!
A few centimeters sentimentalkohanaramu
That “so close yet so far” feeling in love can be tricky, can’t it? Released in April 2023, this song is by singer Kohanaramu, also known for the “Singing While Crying” series.
Chosen as the ending theme for the anime The Dangers in My Heart, it became a hot topic.
With the lingering tones of an acoustic guitar and an ambient vibe, the track leaves an impression.
There’s a touch of nostalgia that feels comforting and soothing.
It’s a song that stays by your side when you’re struggling with matters of the heart.
On this day of goodbyeaimyon
When you search for Aimyon’s songs, the phrase “chord progression” always appears at the top of the results.
It seems everyone admires Aimyon and plays the guitar! This song, which was also the ending theme for Nippon TV’s “news zero,” would switch me into a reflective mood whenever it came on—like, “A lot happened today, but here I am watching TV now,” and I’d quietly look back on the day.
It’s a song where Aimyon encourages you to keep moving forward even as you question yourself—whether what you want to do is truly your own desire, and whether you really love the person you’re drawn to.
What’s certain ismakaroni enpitsu
As you spend your days with someone important, small misunderstandings are bound to happen.
This song seems like one that, at moments when you feel you’re losing sight of the other person, gives you a chance to reflect on your original feelings and the unchanging truths between you.
The gentle sound of Macaroni Enpitsu leaves the impression that it quietly soothes an unsettled heart.
The emotionally charged vocals also convey a great love that is reborn after looking back at yourself.
It’s a song that seems to help rebuild an unstable heart when you no longer understand your own feelings or the other person’s, and that strengthens your resolve to face your emotions.
[Love Songs] Say Goodbye to Uncertain Feelings! Love Songs to Listen to When You’re Not Sure If You Like Someone (21–30)
chameleonKing Gnu
“Chameleon” is a song that depicts the gradual cooling of someone’s feelings.
It’s by the rock band King Gnu and is also known as the theme song for the drama “Mystery to Iu Nakare.” The lyrics specifically liken the other person’s change of heart to a chameleon.
Rather than simply lamenting the shift, the song highlights an attempt to accept it, which is a key point.
It’s sure to serve as an anthem for anyone going through a similar experience.
