[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!
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[Jealousy & Possessiveness Songs] Carefully selected popular tracks to listen to when you're struggling with possessiveness! (121–130)
Hymn to Ecstasywanuka
Wanudka’s track expresses a bittersweet, sensual form of love set to a danceable Latin rock groove.
The way the narrator’s feelings for their partner become impossible to contain is portrayed through a passionate melody and sleek lyrics.
From the way they sing of love so freely, you can feel an almost maddening obsession.
Released in September 2022, this song is also included on the album “Shinbigan” (Aesthetic Eye).
It’s a must-listen for anyone struggling to move on from heartbreak or who’s been told their feelings for someone were just too heavy.
codependencyDomura Riu
A poignant love song by Riu Domura that delicately portrays a heart unable to escape loneliness and anxiety.
It’s striking for its depiction of a woman’s inner conflict as she realizes that, even while drowning in a codependent relationship, she’s nothing more than a convenient presence.
Released in May 2019, the song is included on the album “Escape,” with a remixed version later featured on the album “Night View.” It’s a track that offers comfort to those told their love is “too heavy” because they feel too strongly, or to anyone still carrying the pain of a difficult heartbreak.
a lineJUJU
A song that portrays adult love where aching longing and desire intersect.
The wavering emotions between not wanting to cross the line and wanting to cross it are conveyed through JUJU’s sultry vocals.
Even as she resolves that there is “no turning back,” you can feel the struggle between reason and sin.
Released in February 2024, the track was selected as the theme song for the TV Asahi drama “Great Gift.” JUJU’s distinctive vocals, infused with elements of jazz and R&B, further enhance the song’s appeal.
It’s a piece that resonates with those troubled by forbidden love or grappling with complex romantic feelings.
Kill Me, DarlingREISAI
A dark, emotional track that paints a world where late-night loneliness and dependency intertwine.
Through the contrast between a healthy lover and an unhealthy self, it expresses a love and fixation that verge on the pathological.
Released in October 2023, the piece captivates with a driving sound that fuses electronica and rock.
Featured on the album “Isai” and performed at the live show “High Sense,” it’s a fan favorite.
It will deeply resonate with those struggling in love or those who want to stake everything on a once-in-a-lifetime romance.
[Jealousy & Possessiveness Songs] A carefully selected list of popular tracks to listen to when you're hurting from possessiveness! (131–140)
Look over here.WEAVER
Even among songs about jealousy, some overflow with hatred, but this one has a “refreshing jealousy” vibe.
WEAVER’s fourth single, Look at Me, released in 2014, was written as the theme song for the film My Pretend Girlfriend (Momose, Kocchi wo Muite).
As the title suggests, it conveys a one-sided feeling: wishing the person you like would look your way, even though their eyes are on someone else.
For anyone who keeps an unforgettable love tucked away in their heart, this song is sure to hit home.
JealousyG-EGG
Produced by Yunhak from SUPERNOVA and Y-crew, G-EGG is a Japan–Korea joint idol group.
“Jealousy,” performed by the five-member D team, is a cool and sexy track.
You know those times when you can’t help but obsess over where your crush is, who they’re with, what they’re doing, and what’s making them smile—even though you’re not even dating? This song captures that burning jealousy everyone feels during a one-sided love.
When you’re consumed by jealousy and anxiety, your chest tightens and you can’t even get a good night’s sleep.
This track stays painfully close to the “Jealousy” you’re feeling.
If ISekitori Hana
This is “Moshimo Boku ni” (“If I Had…”) by Hana Sekitori, known as the queen of ‘jealousy songs.’ In life, there are things that don’t go well, feelings of envy toward people who are doing better, and the hardship of having to keep living no matter how many times you fail.
This song weaves those experiences and the lessons learned from them into a message to her future child.
The impatience and jealousy that anyone feels when life isn’t going smoothly are portrayed so realistically that it’s highly relatable.
