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Yami songs recommended for women

I sometimes think I’m “mentally worn down.”

I believe many people today feel that way.

You can’t say what you want to say, you wear yourself out trying to fit in, and even though you’re smiling, you’re not having any fun at all.

If you keep living like that, your heart might end up breaking without you even noticing.

In this article, I’ll introduce some “yami” songs recommended for women who feel this way.

They lay bare emotions—feelings about love, thoughts toward society—that you normally can’t put into words.

If you feel you’re “struggling,” give them a listen.

Yami songs recommended for women (41–50)

What do you want to become?Rozarīna

Rosalina 'What Do You Want To Be,' Official Lyric Video
What do you want to become?Rozarīna

If you’re a college student who feels crushed by anxiety about the future, please give this a listen.

It’s a track by Rozarina, included on the album “INNER UNIVERSE,” released in January 2020.

The song portrays the struggle of being overwhelmed by obligations and losing sight of what you truly wanted to do.

Its smoky vocals and acoustic tones gently wrap around a tired heart.

It’s a number I hope you’ll listen to without holding back your tears.

Recommended dark songs for women (51–60)

seamUeno Daiki

Daiki Ueno - Seam (Music Video) [Opening Theme for the drama "Unmet: A Neurosurgeon's Diary"]
seamUeno Daiki

When we confront the uncertainty of memory, how much anxiety do we carry? Written by Daiju Ueno for the drama “Unmet: A Neurosurgeon’s Diary,” this piece overlaps with the struggles of a protagonist living with memory impairment.

It features a mysterious sound marked by lingering strings, and Ueno says he “challenged a kind of topline melody I wouldn’t normally use.” The lyrics carefully trace the blurry borders of the memories we all possess, the unease toward time that has vanished, and the surges of emotion we long to reclaim.

When you want to reconnect your past self with who you are now, this song will quietly stay by your side.

AnswerIkuta Rira

Lila Ikuta 'Answer' Official Music Video
AnswerIkuta Rira

A warm cheering song that gives you the strength to look forward during tough times.

It’s a track by Lila Ikuta, released digitally in March 2021 and later included on her 2023 album “Sketch.” It was featured in a Tokio Marine Nichido Anshin Life commercial.

The song delicately portrays the feelings of trying to move ahead while carrying weakness and loneliness, offering comfort to the doubts and anxieties everyone experiences.

It’s a song I’d like people who are living through days without clear answers, or who are struggling with choices or relationships, to listen to.

lipstickKato Miria

Lipstick / Miliyah Kato Cover SEILA
lipstickKato Miria

As the queen of breakup songs, Miliyah Kato was especially popular among young women.

In 2019, news of her marriage surprised the public.

Many of the tracks she released were heavy, emotionally charged love songs.

Among them, “Lipstick” really conveys that pained, troubled state of mind.

If there are men who think women dress up just for fun, this is definitely a song you’ll want them to hear!

Buddha Statue Murder Caseshūkyō hōjin maraya

Religious Corporation Malaya [Buddha Statue Murder Case]
Buddha Statue Murder Caseshūkyō hōjin maraya

Their unit name is Malaya, a borderline idol religious corporation.

The borderline vibe shows up not only in their idol name but also in their song titles, and at live shows they exhibit eccentric behavior, like grabbing other idols by the collar and starting fights.

Their songs and actions are unusual, but their appeal lies in their very cute looks.

magic mirrorOmori Seiko

Seiko Omori “Magic Mirror” Music Clip
magic mirrorOmori Seiko

This is “Magic Mirror,” a song by Seiko Oomori, the ally of mentally fragile girls.

Outstanding vocal prowess, raw lyrics, fluffy costumes—her existence is chaos, and her songs shine a spotlight on people’s everyday lives.

When you have a dark side within you, it’s only natural to worry whether others will accept it.

Let’s reveal ourselves without fear!

MetronomeYonezu Kenshi

This is Metronome, sung by singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu.

Just as two pendulum metronomes that start swinging at the same tempo gradually fall out of sync over time, couples, too, can stop getting along.

You wonder where those early feelings went, but there’s nothing you can do.

It’s a common story, yet it’s truly heartbreaking.