[Masterpieces Singing the Full Moon] Carefully Selected Popular and Classic Songs Related to the Moon
In the world of music, lyrics are written on a wide range of themes, but songs about the moon are often particularly romantic.
Their content varies from love songs that overlay feelings of affection to uplifting tracks that express hope for the future.
In this article, I’ll introduce songs that pour all kinds of emotions into the moon.
This time, I’ve especially picked ones that focus on the full moon, so on a beautiful full-moon night, take your time and listen to the songs I’m about to introduce.
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[Masterpieces Singing the Full Moon] Carefully Selected Recommended Popular Songs and Classics About the Moon (51–60)
The last words illuminated by the full moonPIERROT
A song that depicts a heartrending farewell scene illuminated by the light of a full moon hanging in the night sky.
As one of PIERROT’s signature tracks, its dark, fantastical melody and emotional lyrics brilliantly convey a sense of loneliness and the end of human relationships.
Included on the album Pandora no Hako, released in July 1996, this work is praised as an important piece that cemented PIERROT’s musical identity.
It remains highly popular among fans and was performed at reunion concerts after their breakup.
Listen to it on a full-moon night and you’ll be drawn right into its world—highly recommended for those who want to savor a romantic atmosphere.
Miss MOONLIGHTkuroyume
A song released by Kuroyume in 1995 that became a hot topic as the ending theme for a popular variety show.
As a visual kei band that has built a unique worldview, Kuroyume presents a track with a calm arrangement based on beat rock.
Even those who have never listened to visual kei can enjoy it without resistance.
MoonELLEGARDEN
A track from the album ELLEGARDEN released in 2002, by a band whose activities halted at the peak of their popularity and who are still loved by countless fans today.
Though Hosomi’s vocals may sound almost matter-of-fact, they are packed with distilled emotion; combined with the restrained tempo, the result is a gentle yet deeply compelling classic.
I’m scared of the full moon.HONEBONE
This is a song by the male–female folk duo HONEBONE with the theme of the full moon.
The title, “Full Moon Scary,” which stands out from other moon-themed songs, is strikingly repeated throughout the track.
While many songs about the full moon have a beautiful, serene vibe, this one features a lively groove that makes you want to move your body.
On top of that, the catchy melody line showcases the powerful vocals of EMILY, HONEBONE’s singer, and is sure to make you want to sing along.
It’s a highly recommended pick when you’re in the mood for a bright, upbeat full-moon song.
[Masterpieces Singing the Full Moon] Carefully Selected Recommended Popular Songs and Classics About the Moon (61–70)
Sixth Movement: Adagio of the Full MoonKAMIJO
This is one of the movements included on “Symphony of The Vampire,” the mini-album by KAMIJO, the vocalist of the decadent visual-kei band Versailles.
Set to a slow-tempo, heavy, and symphonic sound, it expresses a sorrowful confession and a firm resolve.
snow-white moonKinKi Kids
A coupling track from a KinKi Kids single released in 2005.
Although it was included only on the regular edition, it has earned enduring popularity—ranking third in the fan vote for their best-of album.
After Johnny’s Jr.
covered it on a music show, it gained even more support among younger listeners.
Its poignant, evocative lyrics and the duo’s refined harmonies are truly captivating.
full moonarp
It’s a wistful ballad rooted in rock, colored by quiet, night-tinged synths and a faint hint of Japanese flavor.
The straightforward vocal delivery is captivating, and the strongly message-driven, conversational lyrics pierce straight to the heart.