Songs with titles that start with “Gu.” Great for your karaoke selection!
Have you ever played shiritori using song titles—connecting the last letter of a song title to choose the next one—in a shiritori karaoke game? Unlike regular shiritori, it’s surprisingly hard to come up with song titles, which actually makes it really fun.
To help in those moments, this article will introduce songs whose titles start with “gu.” We’ve gathered a variety of tracks across genders and genres, so feel free to use this as a reference for shiritori or picking songs for karaoke.
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Songs with titles starting with 'Gu'. For your karaoke selection! (31–40)
Gweh, I’m dead-ngōborakuri
A highly addictive track that seamlessly fuses the breezy wit of internet memes with the unpredictable sounds born from AI—once you hear it, it won’t leave your head.
It’s a song by the creator Borakuri, who began full-scale activities in 2025 and has already been drawing attention with over 20,000 YouTube subscribers, released in 2025.
Amid a flurry of catchy electronic tones, the lyrics unfold to reflect the honest emotions of those of us living online, leaving a curious aftertaste—funny, yet somehow a little bittersweet.
The sound design, rich with narrative that stimulates the listener’s imagination, could only come from an artist who works across multiple mediums, including video production—an absolute must-hear.
It’s the perfect track for when you want to immerse yourself in internet culture or crave a fresh, unprecedented jolt of inspiration!
Grasshoppersupittsu
The bouncy rhythm and exhilarating, fast-paced guitar sound feel absolutely amazing! Masamune Kusano’s distinctive word choices and catchy melodies have a captivating charm that grabs listeners and won’t let go.
Though it wasn’t released as a single, this track—featured in the latter half of the classic 1995 album “Honey (Hachimitsu)”—has long been a fan favorite.
It also drew attention in 2015 when ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION covered it for a tribute project.
The vocal range isn’t very wide, and its upbeat tempo makes it easy to try at karaoke.
Put it on as driving BGM, and it’s a pop tune guaranteed to lift your spirits along with the passing scenery.
Good ByeHY
A ballad marked by the piano’s gentle timbre and a vocal performance that speaks to the heart.
Featured on the 14th album HANAEMI, released in February 2021, this track was written and composed by Nakasone.
Unlike a song that simply dwells in the sorrow of heartbreak, it conveys gratitude toward the other person and embodies the strength to look forward, resulting in a piece that gently encourages the listener.
It’s sure to give you courage when you want to overcome the pain of parting and take a new step forward.
Graceful WorldEvery Little Thing
This is a single released in February 2001 that was selected as the theme song for the TBS drama “Big Wing.” Its forward-looking message and the exhilarating chorus that feels like the view suddenly opens up are truly memorable.
It was released after Mitsuru Igarashi left the group, marking their two-member lineup of Kaori Mochida and Ichiro Ito, and it’s also included on the album “4 FORCE.” Amid the bright tone of the song, a fleeting sense of poignancy and tension slips in—gently yet powerfully giving listeners a supportive push.
When you’re burdened with doubt or anxiety but still want to take a new step forward, this song will quietly be by your side.
Why not recharge your energy for tomorrow while immersing yourself in the vivid, powerful world that Every Little Thing portrays?
Goodbye, see you again in the next life.Sakurai Kaito (Innā Jānī)
Kaito Sakurai, an actor and the son of Mr.Children’s Kazutoshi Sakurai.
He began performing in 2019 as Kaito, the drummer of the rock band Inner Journey, gaining a following—especially among young people—with a blend of J-pop and alternative sounds.
He became known for songs such as “Goodbye, See You in the Next Life,” released in 2020, and the band’s first solo headlining show sold out immediately, reflecting their popularity.
Balancing acting and band activities grew difficult, and though it was met with regret, he left the band in October 2023.
Still, his musical sensibilities are the real deal: solid technique as a drummer and expressive power as an actor.
While following in the footsteps of his legendary father, he is forging his own path—and we can’t take our eyes off what he does next.
Songs with titles starting with “Gu.” Great picks for karaoke! (41–50)
Goodbye, evening glow—come again, me.adachi kasuka
A Vocaloid rock track that pierces the heart with a deep sense of impatience.
Created by Vocaloid producer Adachi Kasuka and released in January 2026.
Riding on an emotional band sound, it portrays self-loathing and a restless sense of inferiority.
The clear singing voice of the synthesized singer Chisei renders these negative emotions dramatically, shaking the listener to the core.
When you’re alone at dusk and feel yourself sinking, surrendering to this sound might just lighten your heart.
GOOD BYE MY SCHOOL DAYSDREAMS COME TRUE
It turns the shining days of youth into the strength to move forward into the future.
Here’s a perfect song for graduation season! It’s a single by DREAMS COME TRUE, released in February 2009.
The song is based on a piece vocalist Miwa Yoshida wrote in her senior year of high school, making it a truly down-to-earth graduation song.
In addition to DREAMS COME TRUE’s version, the single includes covers by ORESKABAND, actress Mikako Tabe, and FUZZY CONTROL, letting you enjoy one melody in four different arrangements.
Its bittersweet yet positive lyrics will give you the courage to overcome the sadness of parting.
Chosen as a campaign song by NHK, this track is perfect as background music to celebrate a new beginning—why not give it a listen?