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

I can’t stand that cute girl.narumiya

I can't stand that cute girl – Narumiya

This memorable track by Narumiya expresses the bittersweet feelings of a lovestruck girl set to a lively, Japanese-style melody.

It portrays a tender same-sex crush and the resolve to keep those feelings hidden, even while knowing they may never be fulfilled—forming a striking contrast with the rhythmic arrangement.

The lyrics convey not only the ache of frustration when things don’t go as hoped, but also a pure wish for the other person’s happiness.

Released in September 2023, the song gained traction on social media and resonated with many listeners.

It’s a must-listen for anyone grappling with feelings of same-sex attraction or the pain of unrequited love.

Kill meMioyamazaki

Mioyamazaki “Kill Me”

Mio Yamazaki is a four-piece band centered around vocalist Mio.

As Mio does not show her face and has a mysterious presence, many of the songs she writes are often described as a bit “dark” or “mentally unstable,” and this song, “Kill Me,” also portrays raw, straightforward female emotions.

A notable feature is the abundance of lyrics that make you want to nod along and say, “Yeah, exactly!”

expand_lessRaise the rankingexpand_morelower

utatane

Report a problem

#302Hirai Ken

Ken Hirai '#302' MUSIC VIDEO

A jealousy song sung by Ken Hirai, known for his sexy, richly toned voice.

Spending time with someone you love is supposed to be truly enjoyable, isn’t it? But what if the person next to you is still hung up on a past relationship? This is a bittersweet love song like that.

It’s a jealousy song for everyone who’s struggling, filled with the wish that instead of looking back at the past, they’ll someday turn to face me.

Loveit?biz×ZERA

Loveit? / biz×ZERA feat LOLUET

With a shocking sound woven from love and madness, biz and ZERA depict the darkness of the modern age.

The song traces the feelings of a woman driven by an almost deranged possessiveness toward a man, wrapped in an unsettling atmosphere.

Sultry beats and vocals meld together, drawing you into a vortex of emotions where love and hate intertwine, evoking a certain beautifully damaged allure.

The music video, released in April 2023, uses high-quality animation to deepen the world it portrays.

When you’re suffocating from wanting someone too much, or when you want to face the precarious emotions within yourself, this work will stay close to the darkness in your heart.

Act like an adult.suisou gurashi

Suisougurashi “Pretending to Be Grown-Up.” Official Music Video

A bittersweet love song that portrays the complex emotions of a woman who goes to meet someone on the last train at midnight.

Released by Suisougurashi in March 2022, the song delicately captures the feelings of a woman swept up in an adult romance.

Set to jazzy sounds and a catchy melody, it vividly depicts her inner conflict as she keeps the relationship going by hiding her true self to suit the other person’s convenience.

With a clear, translucent vocal, it expresses a woman wavering between her straightforward affection and the anxiety of losing her sense of self.

A song that offers comfort to those hurting from unrequited love or heartbreak.

Supporting Actress Syndrome 2back number

Jyoen Jyoyuushou 2

Supporting Actress Syndrome 2 is the B-side to the single Christmas Song, which was used as the theme for the TV drama 5→9: The Monk Who Fell in Love with Me and became a big hit.

The lyrics portray a woman who has been involved with a man who either has a steady partner or a wife and children, and who resolves to end the relationship.

Those who have experienced a similar kind of love may find themselves relating to it.

In fact, this song is a sequel to Supporting Actress Syndrome, a track included on the album Blue Spring.

Listening to both songs allows you to feel more deeply the emotional shifts of the woman who appears in the lyrics.

selling oneselfRosu

selling oneself

Set in a red-light district, this narrative song portrays a courtesan bearing an aching love for a man she adores.

With delicate wording, it weaves the emotions of a woman wavering between her unrequited feelings for someone who won’t even meet her gaze and the reality of living as a courtesan.

Ros’s protean vocals vividly express the poignancy and sorrow.

Released digitally in March 2022 and included on the album “Yoru no Shito,” the piece has also been tied to projects such as the drama series “My Beautiful Man.” It will resonate deeply not only with those suffering from impossible love, but with anyone who knows the bittersweet ache of loving someone relentlessly.