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Lovely birthday

A moving birthday song to give on someone’s special day. A birthday song so heartfelt it could bring you to tears.

Happy birthday! A birthday is a special day for everyone, isn’t it? There are so many ways to spend it—whether with family, friends, or a significant other.

In this article, we’ll introduce moving, heartwarming birthday songs that are sure to touch your soul.

We’ve gathered a variety of tracks: from gentle, mellow tunes to bright songs that still bring tears, and joyful pieces that convey the feelings of friends and lovers.

Of course, you can enjoy them on your own, but why not also choose one as the perfect song to color the special day of someone important to you? It might also be nice to share feelings that are hard to express in everyday life along with the music.

A moving song to give on a birthday (61–70)

Happy Your Birthdaychūrippu

A heartwarming song by Tulip filled with feelings for a loved one far away.

It was included on their 1980 album “We believe in Magic.” The protagonist’s determination to never forget to celebrate a birthday each year is striking, and the lyrics gently sing of past memories and the bond between the two.

Blending a pop melody with warm words, it evokes nostalgia and kindness in the listener.

Conveying the message that hearts remain connected even when apart, this piece is one you’ll want to listen to when expressing gratitude to someone special or celebrating a birthday.

Birthday PartyJuliet

The birthday song we’d love you to give to a friend or partner who’s always by your side is “Birthday Party.” It was included on Juliet’s 2009 album Love, by the musical unit known for their striking performances in glamorous fashion.

The gentle tones of soft synths ring out over a danceable beat.

With lyrics that feel like you’re speaking directly to a friend or lover, it’s perfect for birthday parties and surprise plans.

Why not set to music the words you’re usually too shy to say and send them from the heart?

Happy Happy GreetingKinKi Kids

KinKi Kids – happy happy greeting (한글 자막)
Happy Happy GreetingKinKi Kids

A birthday ballad with a catchy chorus.

The composer is none other than Tatsuro Yamashita.

Partly because it was released in winter, it has a Christmas-like vibe, but it seems the song was created with various celebrations in mind, including New Year’s Day greetings of “congratulations.” It’s highly versatile as birthday BGM and can be used in many different situations.

Quiet and calm in tone, yet truly moving.

Happy Birthday To YouMIHIRO ~Mairo~

MIHIRO is the solo project of HIRO from the vocal group Full Of Harmony.

The first thing that comes to mind when listening to this song is that, as the group’s lead vocalist, he truly has an amazing voice! The song’s message begins with the idea that “everyone is born loved,” and it goes on to teach us what truly matters in life—an emotionally moving ballad.

Wouldn’t this make a birthday song that could move anyone who receives it?

Happy birthdayPUFFY

PUFFY “Happy Birthday” OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO
Happy birthdayPUFFY

Forever cute, the vocal duo PUFFY’s birthday song “Happy Birthday.” Released in 2010 as the first single of PUFFY’s 15th anniversary year and their 30th single overall.

It’s perfect for celebrating a friend’s birthday, and many listeners will relate, thinking, “We’ve been through things like that too.” It’s a birthday song that conveys memories so far and the feeling of “let’s keep being together from here on out, too.”

Happy BirthdaySazan Ōrusutāzu

Southern All Stars are beloved by people of all ages.

When it comes to their birthday songs, “Happy Birthday” is the one that stands out.

Sung from a male perspective, it portrays a deep love and the way a woman grows more beautiful with each passing year.

While the song depicts spending a birthday with a lover, it would also create a warm atmosphere at a friend’s or family member’s birthday.

With its sense of drive and momentum, it’s moving without becoming too mellow—that’s part of its charm.

BirthNakajima Miyuki

Miyuki Nakajima “Birth” / Uotaka Michiru
BirthNakajima Miyuki

Here’s a birthday song especially recommended for those leading busy lives or going through a rough patch: Miyuki Nakajima’s “Tanjou” (“Birth”).

Released in 1992 as her first double A-side single along with “Maybe,” it was even included in school textbooks.

There are times when the hardships that befall us leave us unsure of who we are.

In moments like that, the song’s message—“Thank you for being born”—really hits home.

It’s a moving birthday song with the power to soften feelings of despair and the pain of hitting a wall.