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[Jealousy & Possessiveness Songs] A curated selection of popular tracks to listen to when possessiveness feels overwhelming!

When you fall for someone, don’t you get curious about the people of the opposite sex around him or her, and feel jealous if the vibe seems even a little too good?

You worry, “What if they end up liking someone other than me someday?” right?

You might also feel jealous of new friends your beloved friend has made, or of someone who seems close to your ideal type.

In this article, we’ll introduce songs that explore various themes of jealousy and possessiveness.

Listening to tracks you can relate to can help you view yourself objectively, and it might even give you the courage to boldly confirm what’s been bothering you!

[Jealousy & Possessiveness Songs] A handpicked selection of popular tracks to listen to when possessiveness hurts! (91–100)

To tell you the truth,yangusukinii

Young Skinny – Actually, You Know, [Official Music Video]
To tell you the truth,yangusukinii

“Hontou wa ne,” released by Young Skinny in October 2022, is a work that delicately portrays nuanced emotions.

Chosen as the ending theme for TBS’s “Osama no Brunch,” the song centers on the complex feelings of a woman who can’t straightforwardly put into words her feelings for someone she loves, expressing the universal frustration and bittersweetness of romance.

The more you listen, the more you’re drawn into its subtle and profound emotional expression.

It’s especially recommended for those who struggle with self-expression in love or have trouble conveying their true feelings.

Young Skinny’s musicality and deeply crafted lyrics capture listeners’ hearts and don’t let go.

Jealousy in the RainCoCo

This is a song included on CoCo’s debut album “Strawberry,” released in 1990.

The album reached No.

2 on the Oricon charts.

The song sweetly portrays a girl’s feelings of jealousy when she sees her boyfriend out on a date with another woman.

Calc.Jimii Samu P

JimmyThumb’s 28th work as a Vocaloid producer, “Calc.,” is one of a trilogy of songs themed around his own heartbreak.

It lays bare the feelings of a man suffering because he can’t forget his lover, tightening the listener’s chest in sympathy.

The title “Calc.” means “calculated” or “deliberate.” He wants to love her the way she wishes, yet he’s likely feeling jealous of the her who looks beyond him, seeing and sensing things other than himself.

I’m jealous.℃-ute

℃-ute Concert Tour 2016 Spring ~℃ONCERTO~ So Envious
I'm jealous.℃-ute

Envy by °C-ute, a Japanese female idol group active from 2005 to 2017.

It’s a song about working hard to make your dreams come true, yet finding yourself feeling envious when you hear others’ love stories.

Even while telling herself, “I’m not jealous,” she still, deep down, wants to fall in love and have a boyfriend—the honest feelings of a girl that are just so adorable.

Cold KissICE BOX

ICE BOX / Cold Kiss ~Reiwa Year One Ver.~
Cold KissICE BOX

This is a single released by ICE BOX in 1994.

The lyrics were written by Yasushi Akimoto, and the song was also used in a Morinaga Ice commercial.

It reached number 7 on the weekly Oricon chart.

The song depicts confusion over a lover whose attitude has turned cold out of jealousy.

A triangular lovesaji

saji – “Triangular Love” MUSIC VIDEO
A triangular lovesaji

All I can do is watch over the two in love… It’s a ballad that tells a tale of a sorrowful romance.

The song is by saji, a rock band from Hokkaido, and is included on their second mini-album “Hanabi no Uta,” released in 2020.

The resonant strings blend beautifully with the delicate vocals, and by the time it ends, tears will come naturally.

So, it’s perfect for when you really want a good cry.

That’s how deeply it hits the heart.

It leaves you with an afterglow like you’ve just finished watching a romance film.

asking for the moonKANA-BOON

KANA-BOON “Naimono Nedari” Music Video
asking for the moonKANA-BOON

This song, “Naimononedari,” included on KANA-BOON’s first mini-album released in 2013, “Boku ga CD wo Dashitara,” is a fan favorite and the very definition of catchy.

The lyrics, which start with a back-and-forth between a man and a woman—almost like a little lovers’ quarrel—are especially memorable.

It’s refreshing how straightforwardly it sings about jealousy toward things seen and thoughts that come to mind, but in the end it’s a song about a wavering heart—about the feelings of love.