[Songs to Listen to When You Want to Die] I want to disappear... A song to support you who feel that way
Bumping into walls, getting hurt in relationships, suddenly losing someone close…
When we’re alive, there are countless moments when it feels like our hearts might break.
You may often feel like you just want to disappear.
In this article, we’ve gathered songs we want you to listen to when things are so painful that you find yourself thinking about death.
If you can find a song that stays close to your suffering, you might be able to live just a little more positively than you do now.
The world is not made up only of pain and hardship.
There are many times when our efforts don’t pay off, but let’s face forward and keep going with the help of music.
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[Songs to listen to when you want to die] I want to disappear... Songs that support you (81–90)
OrangeSMAP
SMAP is a nationally beloved idol group.
They’ve released countless classic songs, but when it comes to tracks you want to hear during tough times, Orange might be the one that comes to mind.
It’s a ballad that portrays the determination to overcome a painful farewell.
Everyone knows that famous chorus, right? By the way, the album Pams, which includes this song, features many other ballads as well.
If you’re looking to hear more SMAP songs with a similar vibe, be sure to check it out!
Embraced by loveSuperfly
“Embraced by Love” is a moving ballad by Superfly.
Its gentle melody wraps around the loneliness and pain we all carry, while frontwoman Shiho Ochi’s powerful yet warm vocals fill the empty spaces in your heart.
The lyrics, expressing gratitude for friendship and love and the strength of mutual support, stand beside you through days when you feel like running away and offer a bit of strength.
From the moment you hear this song, you’ll likely feel the courage to face forward and a sense of peace.
“Embraced by Love” is the light that sustains you through gloomy days and illuminates your path.
Like the moment the clouds part and sunlight breaks through, it’s a heartwarming track you should definitely give a listen.
Be kind to othersTHE BLUE HEARTS
When you’re feeling shaken and your heart is unsettled, listening to THE BLUE HEARTS’ “Be Kind to People” might help you calm down a little.
Its straightforward lyrics speak directly to the heart and are packed with a powerful message.
This song, which emphasizes the importance of doing your best, will gently give you a push when you feel like you’re about to lose.
It’s simple, but that very simplicity resonates deeply with our complex emotions.
The lyrics convey a sense of kindness without being pushy, and the more you listen during tough times, the more courage to live you’ll receive.
No matter when, “Be Kind to People” will be by your side, giving you strength.
Sora-buneTOKIO
Despite being an idol group, TOKIO—a rock band that has forged a unique artistic identity through solid musicianship and musicality—delivers this 35th single with distinction.
The moment you hear it, you can tell it’s a Miyuki Nakajima composition; yet they’ve brilliantly adapted its memorable melody to fit their own color, reaffirming TOKIO’s quality as a band.
The powerful message—that your future is steered by no one but yourself—will likely point the way for those who find themselves hesitating under the weight of others’ eyes and opinions.
With a catchy melody and compelling message that blow away heavy feelings, it’s a refreshing, invigorating number.
Once more[ re: ]
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This song is by the [re:] Project, launched by ONE OK ROCK’s vocalist Taka and singer-songwriter Shota Shimizu together with artists from their generation.
It’s a cheer song imbued with the message: “Even when difficulties come crashing down, let’s join hands and keep moving forward.” Its straightforward, heartfelt lyrics and the powerful vocals of these accomplished artists stir listeners’ emotions and give them the courage to look ahead again.
It’s a track we especially recommend to those standing at a turning point in life or considering a fresh start.
Letter ~To You at Fifteen~Anjura Aki
This is a song known as one of singer-songwriter Angela Aki’s signature works, released in 2008.
Since its release, it has also been cherished as a graduation song.
The lyrics depict an exchange of letters between the 15-year-old self and the adult self.
The 15-year-old confides their worries and inner conflicts, and the adult responds gently, saying, “There will be many hardships, but believe in yourself and keep moving forward.” The message woven into these lyrics can inspire not only teenagers but also adults to make a fresh start with a positive mindset.
[Songs to Listen to When You Want to Die] I Want to Disappear... Songs That Support You (91–100)
It’s fine.Urufuruzu
Known for hit songs like “Guts da ze!!” and “Banzai ~Suki de Yokatta~,” and for winning fans with straightforward lyrics and a diverse sound spanning funk and rock ’n’ roll, this is the 25th single by the rock band Ulfuls.
It’s a celebratory song marking the return of John B.
Chopper, who had left the band in 1999, and it is also known for being used as the theme for numerous variety and documentary programs.
Its positive message, carried by a catchy, repeating melody, is sure to resonate with anyone feeling down.
This is a track you’ll want people who are struggling—so much that they feel like disappearing—to hear, a song that supports you with overwhelming affirmation.