Friendship songs sung by idols: A collection of classic tracks celebrating bonds and gratitude with friends
When you think of friendship songs among tracks sung by idols, what kind of songs come to mind?
There are songs that look back on shared memories to reaffirm bonds, songs that express gratitude for everything up to now, and even tracks that are popular as graduation songs.
In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of idol-sung friendship songs all at once.
Each song carries its own feelings and story, so try finding the one that perfectly fits the relationship between you and your friends!
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Friendship songs sung by idols: A roundup of classic tracks about bonds with friends and gratitude (71–80)
Stay by my side.Yuika
Even if we sometimes fight, our love for our friend will never change—that’s the feeling sung in Yuika’s “Soba ni Ite” (“Stay by My Side”).
With lyrics that are partly written as dialogue and depict real-life scenes shared with a friend, it captures those relatable, everyday dynamics that make you say, “I know exactly what that’s like.” It conveys the hope that, because the bond is stronger than anyone else’s, this relationship will remain the same forever.
It’s a song that reassures you, “We’ll be okay,” even when you and your friend have to part in various situations and you feel lonely and moved to tears.
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The lyrics were so deep and thought-provoking.
I realized that a best friend is someone you suddenly find is always by your side—you say what you want to each other, fight sometimes, yet still stay close… It made me think that it’s something that just naturally happens before you even notice.
It reaffirmed for me that it’s not something you can force into being.
Friends are a good thing.CRAZY KEN BAND
“Friends Are a Good Thing”—the title says it all! It’s a song that lets you tell your friend, “You’re a good person!” while also weaving in your everyday gratitude.
Crazy Ken Band included this track as the B-side to their single “Ippai Ippai,” but the song originally appeared in 1977 as part of Shiki Theatre Company’s musical “Yuta and the Mysterious Companions,” and it’s also widely sung as a choral piece.
It depicts what makes friends so wonderful and conveys the desire to do something in return for them.
It’s a song that makes you feel the bond you share with your dear friends.
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I think this song is truly a passionate anthem of friendship.
It’s a track you never get tired of, no matter how many times you listen.
The lyrics feel like they teach you who your real best friend is and what kind of person deserves to be called one.
It’s a song I’d recommend to many people.
MY FRIEND ~Thank you~Bekkī♪#
It’s a piano-centered ballad that tugs at anyone’s heartstrings, an emotional piece that expresses feelings for a friend.
Framed with the scenery of “parting,” the lyrics use “darling” as a keyword and carry a powerful sense of realism that extends beyond thoughts of “friendship” to encompass feelings for one’s loved ones—family, partners, and other important people.
