[Moving] Tear-jerking cheer song. A roundup of popular motivational anthems that resonate with the heart!
Have you ever found yourself suddenly in tears when you think of yourself—or someone else—giving it their all? Many people surely have that one song that saved them time and again during club practice, before a big performance, or in days when they felt like giving up.
Encouraging songs that resonate with the heart have a mysterious power to gently push you forward just by listening.
In this article, we focus on moving, tear-jerking cheer songs and introduce tracks that will set your heart ablaze.
We hope you’ll find that one song that makes you cry even as it lifts your spirits!
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[Moving] Tear-jerking cheering songs. A roundup of heart-touching popular fight songs! (61–70)
Hallelujahmosao.
From a breezy intro that feels like a fresh wind, this is a healing song for the heart.
Written and performed by the singer-songwriter Mosao., it’s a track from the 2022 album “Koi no Uta” and was chosen as the theme song for the drama “Piece of Cake.” This song feels like it takes the hand of someone who’s feeling lonely and leads them into the light, and just listening to it gives you energy.
It works great as your own personal fight song, and if you give it to a friend or family member who’s feeling down, they’ll surely appreciate it.
rainbowTakahashi Yuu
The frustration you inevitably experience when you want to achieve something.
At that moment, some people give up on their dreams or settle for less.
But if even a small part of you still doesn’t want to give up, try listening to “Niji” by Yu Takahashi! It’s a cheering song written for people in exactly that situation.
His gentle yet powerful voice doesn’t push you to force yourself; instead, it gives you a little courage to keep moving forward, even if it’s just step by step.
Keep it close to your heart as a protective song for those times when you feel like you’re about to break.
HOMEShimizu Shota
A signature song by Shota Shimizu, an artist beloved across generations for his soaring high-tone voice and distinctive musical worldview.
It’s a heartfelt anthem about striving hard from far away, an encouraging song that can move listeners to tears.
I thought about killing myselfamazarashi
“I Thought About Dying” is a song created for Mika Nakashima by Hiromu Akita, the vocalist of the rock band amazarashi.
It was released as a single by Nakashima in 2013, and in 2016 amazarashi included a self-cover version on their mini-album “Kyomubyo” (Nihilism).
Although the title and parts of the lyrics use striking, intense words, the song conveys not only negative meanings but also a sense of hope.
If you’re at rock bottom and find it hard to listen to overly cheerful motivational songs, please give “I Thought About Dying” a listen.
Fifty’s Map: A Map for AdultsMr.Children
A grand song that charts the map of adult life.
The lyrics, interweaving inner conflict, everyday clamor, and introspective moments, resonate deeply.
It’s a track from Mr.Children’s album “miss you,” released in October 2023, symbolizing a new departure for the band beyond their 30th anniversary.
Perfect for moments when you want to pause and reexamine your life, or when you need the courage to move forward.
It’s a warm, encouraging song that stands by those who feel worn out by daily life.
The more you listen, the more the complex emotions unique to adulthood come through, and it will surely leave your heart feeling lighter.
AkariMy Hair is Bad
This is a song that portrays everyday struggles and facing oneself.
It’s included on My Hair is Bad’s album “ghosts,” released in July 2024, with vocals and songwriting by Tomomi Shinoki.
The album is a standout release that also features the theme song for the film “Crayon Shin-chan: Our Dinosaur Diary.” Its emotional rock sound and lyrics—encouraging you to keep looking forward even while carrying fatigue and weakness—really resonate.
It’s a track I especially recommend to those who feel worn out by daily life or want to confront themselves.
Listening to this will surely give you the courage to realize you’re not alone.
Be yourselfSaucy Dog
“Be yourself” delivers the message: “It’s okay to make mistakes—let’s live true to ourselves.” It was included on Saucy Dog’s 2022 album Sunny Bottle, by the rock band hugely popular among younger generations.
The song portrays pushing forward even on days when it’s hard to sort out your feelings.
The handclaps and chorus that unfold over the slow tempo convey warmth and compassion.
It’s a track that teaches the importance of taking on challenges without fearing failure.
