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[Songs with Great Lyrics] Masterpieces you’ll want to listen to while savoring the words that resonate with your heart

Have you ever had the experience where a song you heard in a fleeting moment felt like its lyrics were written just for you, piercing straight into your heart?Songs whose lyrics—beyond just the melody—truly resonate have a mysterious power to spark new realizations and emotions every time you listen.In this article, we’ve gathered songs with lyrics so compelling you’ll find yourself rereading them again and again.From timeless classics to the latest hits, it’s a lineup of masterpieces beloved by listeners of all generations!We hope you find a song that gently stays by your side.

[Songs with Great Lyrics] Masterpieces You’ll Want to Listen to While Savoring Words That Resonate in Your Heart (91–100)

OrangeSMAP

Lefty Hand Cream - Full Cover of SMAP 'Orange'
OrangeSMAP

There are so many wonderful memories, and we were certainly in love in those days.

“It should have been going well at first…” We drifted apart and ultimately chose to break up.

This song captures that very moment, and the compassion that undeniably exists even when things aren’t working out really hits home.

FlowerORANGE RANGE

It’s the theme song of the film “Be With You” and one of ORANGE RANGE’s biggest hits.

While ORANGE RANGE had a strong image of funky and rock tracks, this song opened up a new frontier for them in ballads.

The second verse is poetic and matches the film’s worldview well.

[Songs with Great Lyrics] Masterpieces to listen to while savoring words that resonate in the heart (101–110)

Sakura (Solo)Moriyama Naotaro

Sakura (Solo), a staple as both a cherry blossom song and a graduation song, is a track by Naotaro Moriyama that you hear often when the season comes around.

Released in 2003 as Moriyama’s second single, it’s also one of his signature songs—so much so that it’s no exaggeration to call it a national favorite.

While it certainly works as a graduation song, it also gives the impression of gently turning the twists of human encounters—meetings and farewells—into a song that you can naturally and easily take in.

It’s a classic that will surely continue to be sung for years to come.

Love letterYOASOBI

YOASOBI “Love Letter” Official Music Video
Love letterYOASOBI

YOASOBI’s song “Love Letter” is a single released on August 9, 2021.

Alongside ikura’s richly expressive vocals, the lyrics—filled with the joy and love of having found beloved music—captivate listeners.

Based on a letter from a sixth-grade listener, the piece vividly depicts how profoundly music can touch the human heart.

With Ayase’s delicate melodies and arrangements bringing warm emotion, this work is dedicated to everyone who has ever been encouraged or uplifted by music in their everyday life.

Give it a listen when you want to start something anew or express gratitude for irreplaceable encounters.

Daydream BelieverTHE TIMERS

THE TIMERS – Daydream Believer (Hammock Mix)
Daydream BelieverTHE TIMERS

A number released in 1968 by The Timers, led by Kiyoshiro Imawano.

It’s a bright, pop tune that sings about realizing the importance of the precious girlfriend who had always been by his side only after she’s gone, and feeling deeply that she will never come back.

He’s enveloped in a strange feeling, as if the days spent with her were just a dream.

It must have been a wonderful romance.

Blown by the windElefanto Kashimashi

This is a song by The Elephant Kashimashi, released in 1999.

The band often sings about “wind,” and this track is one of those—its charm is sprinkled throughout with images of the wind.

While being blown by the breeze, it sings about reflecting on the days we’ve lived so far and taking a step toward tomorrow.

It feels like the kind of song that would put a spring in your step on your way home from work or school.

Beyond the Night SkySMAP

Released in 1998, it’s one of SMAP’s signature songs.

The lyrics were written by Shikao Suga, who was still unknown at the time.

It became a hot topic because Takuya Kimura played the guitar.

It evokes the image of a city night, with a young man quietly reflecting on his past and present.

It’s a song that gently soothes the loneliness of the night.