A ballad that will definitely make you cry at karaoke
At after-parties following drinking sessions or celebrations, the mood can sometimes turn reflective.
This is especially common during karaoke at second parties for clubs or circles.
Many people might wonder, “What kind of songs should I sing at times like that?”
So this time, we’ve picked out some tear-jerking classics for those situations.
Assuming you’ll be singing them at karaoke, we’ve chosen songs that aren’t too difficult, so be sure to check them out!
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Ballads That Always Make You Cry at Karaoke (21–30)
DestinyKato Miria

These are lyrics that anyone who has ever experienced an unrequited love can relate to.
It’s a heartrending song that conveys the pain with raw sincerity: you simply fall for someone with pure, straightforward feelings and just want them to look your way, but your feelings don’t reach them.
Thank youMACO

When you watch the music video, it seems like this song is about losing someone you love or a partner, but in reality, it appears MACO wrote it after losing a dear friend.
It taught me both the sorrow of parting forever from someone important—whether a romantic partner, family member, or friend—and the importance of properly expressing gratitude.
Ballads That Always Make You Cry at Karaoke (31–40)
Prisoner of LoveUtada Hikaru

I think it’s a famous song since it was also the theme for a drama, and it matches the show perfectly.
Even now, listening to it still brings me to tears.
When you meet someone precious, you can become strong no matter what awaits you—that image really moves me deeply.
The Last RainYasushi Nakanishi

It’s a very famous song that many artists have covered, but when I listened to the original, it felt completely different, and I ended up loving the song even more.
It’s painfully clingy and heart-wrenching—loving someone this much…
I think it’s something everyone has experienced.
One more time,One more ChanceYamazaki Masayoshi

It’s a well-known classic, but no matter when or how many times I listen to it, it fills me with a pure feeling and moves me.
It’s a song that brings me to tears whether I’m singing or listening, because it makes me imagine suddenly losing someone dear—not just a romantic partner, but family or friends—in the midst of everyday life.
dizzinessOnitsuka Chihiro

Chihiro Onitsuka’s powerful vocals perfectly match the somewhat fragile lyrics.
They’re not necessarily straightforward or easy to relate to, but I think this is exactly the power of an artist—a wonderful song that somehow makes you cry when you listen to it, even without feeling direct empathy.
366 daysHY

This song is also well known for being written by vocalist Izumi Nakasone after she broke up with her boyfriend at the time.
It’s filled with the heartrending feelings of a love so strong you think about them every day yet you’re apart and can’t move on, and it moves me every time I listen.
Be sure to check it out.


