[120% Empathy] A Collection of Moving Songs [Love, Friendship, Encouragement]
When it comes to moving songs, what kind of tracks come to mind for you?
Whether it’s love songs, fight songs, or songs about youth, I’m sure everyone has had the experience of thinking, “This song really moved me!!”
There are many different kinds of moving songs, but one common thread among them is that they often “overlap with our own experiences” in some way.
When we encounter lyrics or music that speak for the feelings we’ve been through, our hearts are touched by the power of music.
In this article, I’ll introduce many deeply relatable, moving songs.
Some may even move you to tears.
I hope you find the perfect song for you!
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[120% Relatable] A Collection of Moving Songs [Love, Friendship, Encouragement] (21–30)
KanadeSukima Suichi
As a moving tearjerker song, Kanade is a classic.
While it’s often taken as a breakup song, a closer look at the lyrics reveals it’s actually about a long-distance relationship.
The words, which sing of a red thread that stays tied without coming undone even across great distances, are sure to tug at your heart.
The gentle, soothing vocals resonate deeply.
If being alive is painfulMoriyama Naotaro
Born into a musical family, singer-songwriter Naotaro Moriyama—whose exceptional talent has produced numerous hits including “Sakura (Solo)”—releases his 16th single.
From the startling opening line to the profound lyrics whose true meaning becomes clear at the end, many listeners will likely resonate with its message that inspires you to keep pushing forward in life.
Delivered in a gentle voice that carries words unafraid of being misunderstood, this is a song we want those earnestly facing a challenge to hear.
PretenderOfisharu Higedan Dism
This song was the turning point that instantly made them a staple in the Japanese music scene, wasn’t it? Even now, it remains one of their most popular signature tracks—its stylish, sophisticated sound, Satoshi Fujiwara’s beautiful, soaring vocals, and lyrics filled with a tender yet straightforward, powerful love are all so compelling.
Among these, what I particularly want to focus on in this article are the lyrics.
The song tells the story of the protagonist and a woman he cherishes deeply, but he realizes that he’s not worthy of her and chooses to step back.
It’s a track that leaves you with a heartbreaking feeling from the man’s actions and compassion as he wishes for her happiness.
Youth and a momentmakaroni enpitsu
It’s a coming-of-age song that fits not only the young but also adults, yet it’s one of those Makaen tracks I wish I’d discovered when I was younger.
Speaking of Makaen, their lyrics are captivating for how they put inexpressible feelings into words, and “Seishun to Isshun” really makes you think with lines that feel like they understand you.
It has an encouraging side that affirms being your true, everyday self and living as you are.
It’s a spring cheer song that teaches you the importance of throwing yourself into something and living in those fleeting moments that only exist right then.
The message that it’s not over yet really brings tears to my eyes!
Spot the differenceSuda Masaki
This song, which was used as the theme for the drama “Perfect World,” is a profoundly moving track sung by Masaki Suda.
While Masaki Suda is known primarily as an actor, he’s also been pursuing music in a very serious way.
Among his works, this song is especially popular and deeply touching.
The message it conveys is that even if you’re the ‘mistake’ in a spot-the-difference puzzle, it’s precisely because you are who you are that you have the happiness you do now.
Everyone has complexes and weaknesses, but this song embraces and affirms all of that.
Give it a listen when your heart feels fragile.
SignMr.Children
A song released by Mr.Children in 2004 as their 26th single.
It was also used as the theme song for the drama Orange Days.
The lyrics sing about how the gestures and expressions of someone dear are signs that make you stronger; listening to this song fills you with a gentle feeling that makes you want to cherish the everyday life that we often take for granted.
Maplesupittsu
How about this for when you’ve had your heart broken and just want to cry your eyes out? It’s one of the signature songs by Spitz, a rock band that has been at the forefront of the Japanese music scene for many years.
The track was included on their 1998 album “Fake Fur” and was later released as a single.
Its relaxed rhythm, warm sound, and Masamune Kusano’s gentle vocals will soothe your wounded heart.
