Easy-to-Sing BTS Songs: Japanese Versions Included!
BTS has consistently delivered songs that are loved around the world.
With a wide range that spans from moving ballads to upbeat dance numbers, many people may be thinking they’d like to try singing their songs at karaoke.
That said, with lyrics that mix English and Korean and sometimes complex rhythms, it can be hard to know which track to tackle first.
In this article, we’ll highlight BTS songs that are easy to sing.
We’ll also touch on the characteristics of the lyrics and melodies, so be sure to use this as a guide when choosing songs for karaoke.
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[Easy-to-Sing BTS Songs] Japanese Versions Included! (11–20)
Permission to DanceBTS
One song that’s also known for being performed at the UN General Assembly is “Permission to Dance.” It’s a track that singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran provided to BTS.
The title means something like “permission for dancing.” The lyrics convey the message, “We don’t need permission, so let’s dance freely.” Since the lyrics are entirely in English, it’s easy to sing even if you’re not familiar with Korean.
There’s also no rap part, so I’d recommend it to those who find rap challenging.
Save MEBTS
For those who want to sing a bittersweet love song, Save ME is also recommended.
It’s a track included on the album The Most Beautiful Moment in Life: Young Forever.
The title means “help me,” and while repeating that phrase, it expresses the desire to become lovers.
Since it’s a mellow song, singing it will give a calm impression.
However, note that there’s a key change in the middle where the song becomes more intense.
That said, the key is on the lower side, so that part should still be relatively easy to sing.
DangerBTS
One of the songs that is especially memorable for fans is “DANGER.” That’s because it’s the title track of BTS’s first album, DARK & WILD.
The verses feature an intense sound with a fast tempo.
However, the chorus is relatively slower, making it easier to take on.
If you’re not yet comfortable with Korean, try practicing with the Japanese version, “Danger -Japanese Ver.-.” By the way, the most difficult part is the ending.
Keep practicing it repeatedly.
Life Goes OnBTS
You can’t leave out “Life Goes On,” whose gentle lyrics are so soothing.
Released in 2020 as a single, it carries both the painful experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic and an encouraging message to overcome them.
Its positive message makes it perfect for times when you want to lift someone’s spirits or create a relaxed atmosphere.
And from a karaoke standpoint, its narrow vocal range and lack of intense rap parts make it relatively easy to sing.
Blood, sweat, and tearsBTS
Blood, Sweat & Tears is also perfect for those who want to showcase their vocal power.
It’s the title track from their second album, WINGS.
The title is a translation of “Blood Sweat & Tears,” which conveys the idea of “hardship” or “something difficult.” In the song, despite facing various challenges, the protagonist embraces them and grows.
The chorus is very catchy, so even first-time listeners are likely to get into it.
However, note that the key is relatively high.