Love songs for high schoolers who are mutually in love
Falling in love is a big event that many high school students experience! Mustering up the courage to confess, having your long-held crush come true, and becoming mutually in love—the joy is truly immense.
Everything you see seems to sparkle, and you feel like your studies, club activities, and every part of your life are going smoothly.
Here, we’ll introduce some mutual-love songs perfect for high school students—tracks that let you fully savor the happiness of finally becoming a couple.
We’ve gathered songs brimming with love: the different kind of heart-fluttering from when you were just crushing, the awkward excitement, and the sense of looking ahead to a long future together.
Be sure to listen to them with your beloved boyfriend or girlfriend!
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Mutual Love Songs Recommended for High School Students (11–20)
May it be filled with kindnessJUJU
Some of you may have, for the first time after falling in mutual love, experienced the feeling of wishing for someone else’s happiness rather than your own.
This song, JUJU’s “Yasashisa de Afureru You ni,” is a piece that wholeheartedly wishes for a beloved person’s happiness.
Released in 2009 as her ninth single, it’s also one of JUJU’s signature songs.
Covered by numerous artists—including male singers—this number is loved across genders for its heartrending poignancy that grips you deep in your chest.
LOVEMACO
MACO is a singer-songwriter who feels like a spokesperson for women in love.
Her song with the straightforward title “LOVE” was released in 2015 as her debut single.
True to its title, “LOVE” is a track packed to the brim with the feeling of being in love.
When you’re in love, it’s not all joy and fun—anxieties also come and go—but those shifting emotions feel very real and relatable.
A Little Love SongMONGOL800
A song by MONGOL800, a rock band from Okinawa affectionately known as “Monpachi,” whose straightforward lyrics and melodies reminiscent of youth punk gained widespread popularity.
Despite never being released as a single, it became known as one of Monpachi’s signature songs—so much so that a film based on the track was released in 2019, and it has been covered by numerous artists.
Its direct lyrics, carried by a driving arrangement and beautiful harmonies, convey feelings so honest they can only be spoken when love is mutual.
It’s a rock tune that blends passion with exhilaration—one we’d love high school couples, for whom romance is the top priority, to hear.
One Lovearashi
Arashi’s song “One Love” is a love song told from a male perspective, but it makes both men and women’s hearts flutter.
Released in 2008 as Arashi’s 22nd single, it’s also popular for being the theme song of the hit film Hana Yori Dango Final.
Loved across generations, it’s a love song that many high schoolers in mutual love would find themselves yearning for with its phrase “eternal love.” It’s a massive hit that vows—and has you vowing—such everlasting love.
A life-sized love songAqua Timez
A song by the five-member band Aqua Timez, who won popularity with powerful messages over a mixture sound and sadly disbanded in 2018.
It’s included on their debut mini-album “Sora Ippai ni Kanaderu Inori,” which, including its singles and the album itself, marks the band’s best-selling release.
The comfortable sound laid over a reggae beat lets you feel the band’s depth.
Rather than piling on cliché words, the lyrics advocate showing your feelings through actions—something that might give a gentle push to high school couples who feel shy and can’t quite say how they feel straight out.
It’s a heart-filling number that makes you feel the joy of mutual love and the bliss of spent-together time.
mutual unrequited loveDXTEEN
It’s a heart-tickling youth love song packed with the sweet, bittersweet flutter of the moment when love begins to move.
Released in September 2025 as DXTEEN’s 6th single, the track portrays that delicate distance between two people who like each other but can’t quite take the next step.
It also drew attention as the theme song for the drama “I Joined a Group I’m Not Close With on the School Trip.” The initial rush of romance and the thrill of feeling the gap slowly close with someone you like are vividly expressed through the members’ fresh, breezy vocals.
Give it a listen when you want to move your relationship forward.
Mutual Love Songs Recommended for High School Students (21–30)
Kissing You of ApologyE-girls
E-girls, who were active as the junior group to EXILE, unfortunately disbanded at the end of 2020.
Their song “Gomennasai no Kissing You” is their sixth single, released in 2013, and it’s a cute love song told from a girl’s perspective.
The girl is trying every which way to say sorry to her boyfriend, who got jealous of her male friend.
It’s a very heartwarming love song, but to the people involved it surely feels like a big deal right now.
It’s a charming track that captures a girl apologizing sweetly—as if she’s “being the one to give in.”