Christmas Love Songs: Romantic Tracks to Listen to on a Holy Night
When it comes to December events, it has to be the holy night—Christmas.
In this article, we’re introducing love songs that are perfect for Christmas, especially for couples or anyone in love with someone special.
We’ve put together a wide range: the classic Christmas tunes, romantic songs that deepen the bond between two people, love songs to listen to while spending Christmas thinking of your crush, and even bittersweet breakup songs for a lonely Christmas.
If you’re “looking for the perfect love songs for Christmas,” be sure to check these out.
Every track is an excellent pick for a special Christmas BGM!
- Songs to give to your lover or someone you like. Love songs devoted wholeheartedly to your boyfriend or girlfriend.
- A mutual-love Christmas song. A love song you’ll want to listen to on the holy night.
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[Christmas Love Songs] Romance Songs to Listen to on the Holy Night (61–70)
angel song -The Eve’s Bell-the brilliant green

It’s a Christmas song by the brilliant green whose melody and richly original band sound evoke a certain nostalgia and bittersweet emotion, making it a fan favorite.
The mood of the lyrics and the music mesh beautifully.
It’s truly recommended for lovers spending a holy night—a sure-fire crowd-pleaser for everyone.
Christmas Morguehachi

A Christmas song by Kenshi Yonezu—also known as Hachi—who created many masterpieces like “Matryoshka,” “Panda Hero,” and “Yūnde hiraite rasetsu to mukuro.” You’ll find yourself absorbed by its memorable, lingering melody and lyrically literary worldview.
The word “morgue” means “mortuary,” and it might give an ordinary Christmas a distinctly different, more stimulating vibe!
Let It SnowYasuda Rei

Rei Yasuda’s “Let It Snow” is a bittersweet winter breakup song.
Her free, richly resonant vocals are soothing.
Although it’s a breakup song, it’s a track that reminds us of how precious it is to spend Christmas together as a couple.
Let’s once again appreciate the miracle of spending Christmas with the one you love.
DEAR…againHirose Kōmi

Komi Hirose’s “DEAR…again” is a very heartrending Christmas song.
Sung from a woman’s perspective about a lover who will never return, it’s filled with heartfelt emotion.
The lyrics will deeply resonate with anyone experiencing unrequited love.
Give it a listen when the city sparkles with Christmas cheer and you can’t hold back the loneliness on your own.
You and Christmas EveAKB48

‘Christmas Eve with You,’ a song celebrating the joy of spending Christmas Eve with a lover, is a wonderfully romantic piece perfect for the holy night.
It’s recommended not only for those spending Christmas with their partner, but also for anyone who wants to get into the Christmas spirit.
The charming lyrics, sung by an idol from a female perspective, are especially appealing.
LAST CHRISTMASEXILE

This is EXILE’s Japanese-language cover of Wham!’s “Last Christmas,” a classic Christmas song in Japan as well.
Since it’s a song everyone has heard, hearing it sung with Japanese lyrics probably made many people realize for the first time, “Oh, so that’s what it means.” It actually feels like a rather bittersweet song.
Lovely shoestoketa denkyū

It’s a love song whose upbeat melody practically shouts “over the moon,” guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
It’s by Toketa Denkyu, a rock band from Kanagawa, and it’s included on their 2017 album “Mahō ga Tsukaenai Kara” (Because I Can’t Use Magic).
Enjoying Christmas with someone you love… there aren’t many things happier than that, are there? Just reading the lyrics gives you a sweet, slightly bittersweet feeling.
Rather than listening intently, it’s best enjoyed by singing along together as a couple!



