Good Morning America's best and most popular songs

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It’s included on the mini-album “Sora Bakari Miteita” from their indie days.

It’s a grand, powerful song that portrays the struggle with the gap between the future one imagined as a boy and the person one is now, yet resolves to keep moving forward.

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Good Morning America “Itsumo no Kaerimichi” PV

A song themed around Mother’s Day, “The Usual Way Home.” The older we get and the farther we live from home, the more we realize how significant our mothers are, and this song gives voice to those feelings.

It’s a gentle ballad, but the performance isn’t merely subdued—its appeal also lies in the cool touches, like the occasional drum fills and the guitar tones in places.

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It’s burning red.

It’s included on the indie-era mini album “Sora Bakari Miteitā” (“I Was Only Looking at the Sky”).

The guitar sound in the intro is captivating.

Even as it portrays the shocking notion that the world keeps turning the same way no matter if someone dies somewhere, it channels that into a determination to live to the fullest from there—a song that conveys real strength.

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The Karatsu wind blows against us.guddō mōningu amerika

Susukino! Tanashin/Good Morning America “Karatsu Kaze ga Fukitsukeru” — he tried playing it himself in the snow.

It is included in the second installment of the omnibus series planned by Good Morning America, “Ah, There’s Good Music Here.” It’s a breakup song that aches with memories of someone you once spent time with, yet the refreshing sound somehow conveys a powerful sense of moving forward.

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Good Morning America “Roller Coaster” MV

Jet Coaster is a pop song with a cute charm that’s quintessentially Good Morning America.

Its music video is packed with playful touches and is a joy to watch.

While the track overflows with pop sensibility, it also firmly includes the cool, rock edge that defines their appeal, making it unmistakably Good Morning America.

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Good Morning America “Scramble Crossing” Music Video

It’s a rock ballad notable for vocalist-guitarist Kanehiro’s slightly idiosyncratic singing style.

I think this song encapsulates the appeal of Good Morning America.

Their ballads are beautifully crafted and resonate deeply.

The guitar riff in the intro is also very beautiful.

The performance builds more and more toward the second half, which is captivating.

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Good Morning America “Dispop Survivor” Music Video

This song, with its memorable music video themed around sumo wrestlers, is “Dispop Survivor.” While it projects a rather aggressive image, the offbeat hi-hat in the chorus gives it a catchy feel.

Doesn’t this track let you fully enjoy their high level of musicianship?