[Cheer Song] A hidden gem that stirs the soul. A rallying anthem known to those in the know.
There are moments when anyone wants a little push—when things are tough or when you’re feeling lost.
When you hear “cheering songs,” many people might think of the big, classic hits, but in fact, there are countless hidden gems out there that deserve to be called true anthems of encouragement.
These songs carry powerful messages that rival famous tracks, or gentle lyrics that quietly stay by your side.
In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of such lesser-known uplifting songs.
We hope you find a track that resonates with your heart!
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[Cheer Song] Hidden gems that stir the soul. Little-known fight songs (61–70)
I Can Go the DistanveFujii Fumiya

This is the Japanese-translated version of “Go the Distance,” an insert song from the Disney film Hercules.
While it carries Disney’s signature grand worldview, the lyrics themselves overflow with strength.
It’s a song that perfectly suits the words “stand and face it.”
Run, Ron, Ronakairo no gurittā

This is a rousing song by the rock band Akairo no Glitter, who disbanded in 2017 to much regret.
While venting frustrations about the world, it encourages listeners by accepting those feelings.
It gives a push to people who are hesitating in front of their big dreams.
GloriousBE:FIRST

BE:FIRST is a boy group born from an audition program.
The song they created as the support anthem for the 102nd All Japan High School Soccer Tournament is “Glorious.” In addition to SKY-HI, who serves as the producer, member LEO also took part in writing the lyrics for this track.
They’ve successfully expressed the passion of chasing dreams with powerful words.
It’s a song that people dedicated to any pursuit—not just soccer—will surely relate to.
Squall04 Limited Sazabys

This is a cheer song by 04 Limited Sazabys, a melodic hardcore band known for vocalist GEN’s distinctive high-tone voice.
It’s a recommended track for when you’re struggling with your own immaturity or shortcomings.
Many listeners may also relate to the woman in the music video who starts walking forward with her head held high.
ALWAYSFUNKY MONKEY BABYS

It’s a motivational song by the now-disbanded music group FUNKY MONKEY BABYS.
With words like “ALWAYS,” “It’s okay,” and “Anytime” appearing throughout the lyrics, the song feels like the band is standing by the listener’s side.
It’s incredibly uplifting and positive.
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Boys on the Runichou BOYZ

The music video portrays real people in Tokyo, and the song makes you reflect on yourself.
It tells you that there’s no need to put on a facade, no need to give up on your dreams, and that it’s okay to affirm yourself just as you are.
It’s not a polished or pretty MV by any means, but it gives you the strength to live.
Be kind to othersTHE BLUE HEARTS

The straightforward lyrics repeating “Hang in there” over and over give me energy.
The lyrics don’t just spout pretty words; they sing about things as they are, and that really hits home for listeners.
Hearing lyrics that feel like a heartfelt cry helps me feel more positive.

