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[Unrequited Love Songs] Recommended for women! Classic tracks that boost your motivation for love

We’re introducing one-sided love songs recommended for women!

Unrequited love can have exhilarating moments that make your heart race, as well as painful times when you almost regret falling in love.

When your feelings are all over the place, don’t you feel like listening to songs that capture the same emotions you’re going through?

In this article, we’ve gathered one-sided love songs that have overwhelming support from women, from tracks overflowing with love to songs that hold those feelings back.

We’ve picked tunes that portray unrequited love from various angles, so you’re sure to find at least one you can relate to.

Be sure to check them out!

[Unrequited Love Songs] Recommended for Women! Classic Tracks That Boost Your Romance Motivation (131–140)

Unsent LoveHirahara Ayaka

Both the lyrics and the melody are heartrending; this song is filled with the sorrow and pain of unrequited love.

Mayo Okamoto handled both the lyrics and the composition.

It conveys an overwhelming feeling of love, yet one that cannot be confessed.

It’s a tear-jerking love song that powerfully communicates those helpless, agonizing emotions.

When cherry-blossom hues danceNakajima Mika

Mika Nakashima “Sakurairo Mau Koro” MUSIC VIDEO Shorts ver.
When cherry-blossom hues danceNakajima Mika

The seasons are expressed through colors, portraying how the two people’s feelings shift with each one.

As their love gradually draws to an end, she stands alone in spring as cherry blossoms dance around her.

It’s a song that evokes the dignified image of a woman standing still, her feelings for him yet to fade.

Won’t you fall in love with me?Misaka Saki

Saki Misaka – Won’t You Fall in Love with Me (Full ver.)
Won't you fall in love with me?Misaka Saki

Even while still a current high school student, Saki Misaka drew attention for singing “Tsunage!” the support song for the 98th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.

Her track “Would You Please Fall in Love with Me?” was chosen as the theme song for AbemaTV’s romance reality show “Kyo, Suki ni Narimashita.” The lyrics candidly express feelings like “I don’t think I’m the one you like, but I want you to choose me,” capturing the real emotions of a girl in unrequited love.

It’s a very refreshing number that will lift your spirits when you’re experiencing a crush!

Rubik LoveJenīhai

This track is a pop number that portrays a frustrating, unrequited love, included on the second album “Jenny Star,” released in September 2021.

With a theme of a relationship that never quite aligns—like a Rubik’s Cube—it sings of missed connections, inner conflict, and a longing that refuses to give up.

The message, which gently embraces such complex emotions, becomes deeply relatable.

Over a lively groove, the interwoven ensemble of guitar and dazzling piano deftly expresses the wavering of a love that’s anything but straightforward.

It’s a song that will resonate with anyone struggling through a complicated romance.

The Night Before the Destructionasmi

The Night Before Destruction – asmi (Official Music Video)
The Night Before the Destructionasmi

Singer-songwriter asmi from Osaka began her music career in July 2019 and made her debut that October at age 18 with the digital-only single “osanpo.” Popular especially among younger audiences on social media, her song “Hakai Zenya no Koto” is a sublime rock ballad where her bittersweet yet cute vocals blend perfectly with gentle guitar tones.

Not only the main vocal line, but also the interlude chorus—processed to sound higher—beautifully captures the ache of unrequited love, making it feel as if your feelings for him grow stronger just by listening.

ContrastTOMOO

TOMOO – Contrast [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]
ContrastTOMOO

A gem of a love song that exquisitely interweaves longing for someone with a tender ache.

The feelings TOMOO weaves—wavering between the joy and loneliness of love—gently embrace emotions anyone can relate to.

That bittersweet yearning of having someone right before your eyes yet being unable to close the distance between your hearts.

The pure emotion that slips out despite putting on a brave face.

Carefully giving voice to the heart of someone in unrequited love, this song has been airing since January 2024 as the ending theme for cour 2 of the anime Blue Box.

It’s a track we especially recommend to those who are in the midst of a romance, with their loved one nearby yet unable to be fully honest about their feelings.

So it wasn’t me, huh.riria.

riria. / So it wasn’t me. [Music Video]
So it wasn’t me, huh.riria.

A heart-stirring ballad by Riria.

that gently embraces the delicate emotions of a woman tossed around by someone’s misleading behavior.

With a tender, translucent voice, she vividly portrays a woman who struggles with helpless longing yet cannot sever her lingering feelings.

Released digitally in October 2021, the song also drew major attention with its music video that premiered the same year.

If you sing it earnestly at karaoke, it’s sure to resonate with anyone who knows the pain of heartbreak.

It’s a song that quietly stays by the side of those facing a farewell with someone dear.