Recommended unrequited love songs for high school girls
Among high school girls in the midst of their youth, many probably have someone they like and are in love.
When you’re in love, you naturally want to listen to love songs, right?
So in this article, we’ll introduce love songs from the many unrequited-love tracks that high school girls can relate to.
We’ve gathered a variety: unrequited-love songs by artists popular with students, love songs aimed at underclassmen or upperclassmen, and tracks with music videos set in school.
Find the one song that truly resonates with your feelings!
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Crush songs recommended for high school girls (31–40)
Challenge the theory of relativityNogizaka 46
This song contrasts the theory of relativity with romance, creating a unique worldview.
It’s included on Nogizaka46’s 37th single, “Hodokyo (Footbridge),” and was released digitally in December 2024.
It drew attention as the first song to feature 5th-generation member Hina Okamoto as center.
Singing “I want to see you faster than the speed of light,” it’s a love song that conveys the feeling that physical laws mean nothing in the face of love.
Recommended for those who want to relate to the bittersweet emotions of youth.
Feeling in loveNishino Kana
A love song by Kana Nishino that portrays the struggles of two people who are more than friends but not quite lovers.
The secret feelings harbored for a longtime best friend are expressed with heartrending delicacy.
Even when the mind has given up, the heart can’t help but hold onto a faint hope—an emotion anyone who’s experienced unrequited love can relate to.
Featured on the album “with LOVE,” this track was released in November 2014 and captured the hearts of many listeners.
It’s a must-listen for anyone wavering between friendship and romance.
Mutual loveaiko
From the flutter in your chest the moment you fall in love to the ache of feelings that don’t reach the other person, Aiko’s crystal-clear voice resonates deep in the heart.
Delicately portraying the emotions of longing for someone, this work—released in May 2024 and spotlighted as the theme song for a popular animated film—has struck a chord with many listeners.
Aiko’s vocals and the film’s world blend beautifully, further enhancing the piece’s allure.
It’s the perfect song for those experiencing unrequited love or looking to boost their motivation in romance.
Why not listen to this track and find the courage to share your feelings?
Sakura, You, and Ituki.
A gem of a love song by tuki.
that sings of bittersweet, aching feelings of love.
Released in January 2024, its lyrics portray a fragile, beautiful romance—like cherry blossoms scattering during graduation season—resonating deeply with listeners.
Capturing the fresh sensibility of high school students, the song also drew attention as the theme for the show “Kyo, Suki ni Narimashita.” It’s a perfect track for high schoolers experiencing spring farewells and new beginnings—sure to be etched in your heart alongside precious memories.
Unrequited loveAimer
When it comes to unrequited love songs by Aimer, the popular singer known for numerous tie-in tracks such as for the drama “Your Turn to Kill” and the anime “Demon Slayer,” this one stands out.
You’re so in love, yet you don’t have the courage to confess.
The lyrics convey a wish for the other person to notice these feelings.
It’s a song that makes your feelings for your crush grow stronger when you listen to it during a one-sided love.
Whose face comes to mind when you hear this track? It’s a recommended unrequited love song that helps you recognize—and rediscover—the strong feelings within you.
Unrequited Love Songs Recommended for High School Girls (41–50)
Ms. Hanako on a high pedestalback number
The eighth single by back number, a three-piece rock band known for realistic psychological portrayals and wistful melodies.
The situations and emotions—ones many of us likely experienced in our youth—really hit home.
Meanwhile, the refreshing sound, in contrast to the heartrending lyrics, evokes the atmosphere of student-era romance and draws you even deeper into the song’s world.
A highly relatable unrequited love song, especially recommended for high schoolers in love.
Before I knew it, I had a one-sided crush.Nogizaka 46
Nogizaka46’s “Kizuitara Kataomoi” is a song about a girl who realizes she’s fallen in love before she even knew it.
Released in 2014, the single reached No.
1 on both the Oricon and Billboard Japan singles charts.
From the first verse to the pre-chorus, the lyrics are packed with the pain of unrequited love, while the chorus shifts to a contrastingly simple and catchy melody.
Since it’s an unrequited love song sung by idols of the same generation, high school students will likely find it relatable.
