A song themed around being divorced once. A breakup song.
Divorce is a major turning point in life.
As you face loneliness, regret, and complex emotions, have you ever been saved by lyrics that resonate with your heart or melodies you can relate to? We’ll introduce songs that offer deep comfort and courage—not only for those who have already been through a divorce, but also for those considering it.
These are songs that stay close to your heart: sometimes giving you space to cry, sometimes giving you the push to look forward with strength.
You’re sure to find one song that will support your heart.
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A song themed around being divorced once. Breakup songs (21–30)
LOVER’S DAYHimuro Kyosuke
It’s included on the 2003 album “Case of HIMURO.” The lyrics, which express regret over everyday life we took for granted and sing of loneliness, are striking.
The expressions are uniquely Himuro’s, making the content very profound.
I don’t love you.Acid Black Cherry
Released in 2007 as the third single, the recording features many musicians, including Kozo Suganuma.
With lyrics that evoke vivid scenes, the song conveys lingering attachment and bittersweet emotion.
Its portrayal of vulnerability is rendered with striking realism.
monarch butterflyUVERworld
It was included on the single “GO-ON,” released in 2009.
It was used as the ending theme for Season 2 of the Japanese TV drama “Dr.
HOUSE (Season 1).” The song is written from a female perspective.
somedayGLAY
The poignant rock number GLAY released in February 2003 portrays earnest feelings toward a lost love and memories of the past.
It marked a return to a rock sound and was chosen as the theme song for the TBS drama “Detective Ichiro.” The phrase “Surely someday, somewhere down the road, I’ll meet you again” leaves a strong impression.
While recalling happier times, the lyrics also convey a sense of the coldness and loneliness of reality.
Because it depicts lonely nights anyone can relate to and the determination to get through tough periods, it’s sure to resonate with those who have experienced heartbreak or parting.
It’s a quintessential GLAY track, captivating with its deep emotional expression and powerful melody.
Until we meet againOzaki Kiyohiko
Released in 1971, this era-defining smash hit won the Grand Prize at both the 13th Japan Record Awards and the 2nd Japan Kayō Awards.
Centered on the theme of parting, it portrays an equal relationship between men and women rather than depicting a woman who simply follows a man’s decisions.
Tokyoichou BOYZ
This is a song included on the album “Kimi to Boku no Daisanji Sekaitaisen-teki Ren’ai Kakumei,” released in 2005.
The lyrics are based on words spoken by a character from a certain manga.
It’s a poignant track that evokes a sense of regret over a breakup and utter exhaustion.
The Final RiverCHEMISTRY
This is a song included on the album “Face to Face,” released in 2008.
The lyrics were written by Yasushi Akimoto and the music composed by Yoshimasa Inoue, making it a lavish collaboration.
It’s a moving song that brings tears to your eyes as a sense of helplessness wells up.