Classic songs about bonds. Recommended songs that sing about bonds.
When you think of songs about “bonds,” which track comes to mind?
Friends, lovers, family—there are many kinds of connections, including the invisible ones in a broader sense.
We’ve selected plenty of songs that celebrate these bonds.
From solo singers to bands to choral pieces, we researched tracks that resonate across generations.
Listening to the songs on this list will surely make you want to see a dear friend or partner, or express your gratitude to your beloved family.
Please enjoy them while thinking of the people you cherish.
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Masterpieces of bond-themed songs. Recommended songs about bonds (31–40)
threadNakajima Miyuki
This is also a classic wedding song.
Since it’s a Miyuki Nakajima piece, it appeals to older guests, and because it was sung by Mr.
Sakurai from Mr.
Children, many younger people know it too—so I recommend it.
Being able to do a guitar-and-vocal cover of a Miyuki Nakajima song is a big plus.
Wake up！AAA
This is the opening theme song of the hugely popular anime One Piece.
Centered on the themes of friendship and bonds, it’s a perfect fit for a sports festival where everyone comes together as one team to compete.
Its upbeat rhythm will surely boost the excitement of the event.
Heart KnotYuuma
This is a warm ballad by Yuma, written to celebrate the departure into a new chapter of a dear person.
Released in July 2025, it carries a special backstory: it was created as a wedding gift for his own manager.
The song gently weaves pure gratitude and blessings for the future.
The calm tones of piano and acoustic guitar further highlight its straightforward message.
If you listen when you want to express appreciation to a friend or partner, it’s sure to warm your heart.
Highly recommended if you’re looking for a wedding song!
Joined handsFunatsu Mahiro
This is a ballad by Masato Funatsu that gently weaves the warm happiness found in everyday life with an acoustic touch.
The song was written as a CM theme for the Shimane Denkō Group, centered on the theme of human connection.
Unchanging feelings that endure for decades and bonds that deepen when we join hands are expressed through vocals that slowly seep into the heart.
It’s a heartwarming love song that makes the ordinary days spent with someone special feel even more precious.
I’ll call your name.SUPER BEAVER
A powerful rock ballad that passionately sings straight from the heart to someone special.
Released in July 2021 as the theme song for the film Tokyo Revengers, the way the music unfolds—almost as if it transcends time—beautifully synchronizes with the movie’s story.
It’s a recommended track for those who want to empathize with feelings for someone or to feel the bond with someone important.
Masterpieces of bond-themed songs. Recommended songs about bonds (41–50)
Thank you, God.Sugata Masaki × Nakamura Tomoya
A heartwarming song that sets bonds with friends and everyday gratitude to a gentle melody.
Co-written by Masaki Suda and Tomoya Nakamura in August 2020, it portrays the importance of friendship—supporting one another even while facing life’s difficulties and anxieties.
Their vocals, both powerful and warm, gently convey the courage to keep moving forward and a sense of appreciation for one’s companions.
The track is also included on the album “COLLAGE,” and its memorable music video, which creates a feeling of warm encounters, features Tori Matsuzaka appearing as a photographer.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to when celebrating a friend’s new journey or reflecting on time spent with friends.
The Song of BeginningsTHE RAMPAGE from EXILE TRIBE
Hajimari no Uta is a gently soothing song with a mood unlike anything THE RAMPAGE from EXILE TRIBE has released before.
Spring brings moving up to a new grade, leaving home to live on your own, or starting your first job—times that can come with worries and uncertainty.
In those moments, this number softly nudges you forward, telling you, “You’re not alone,” and “Somewhere out there, there are friends thinking of you.” As you listen to the message woven through its comforting vocals, you’ll be reminded anew of the importance of friendship.
