Breakup songs that are easy to sing at karaoke. Recommended classics and popular hits.
When you want to heal the wounds of a broken heart, a lot of people just let it all out by singing their hearts out at karaoke! In this article, we’ll introduce breakup songs that are easy to sing at karaoke.
It’s also a great idea to sing these to comfort a friend who’s going through a breakup.
If you sing a song that expresses exactly how you feel right now, or pour all your sadness into a breakup ballad, it might ease your pain, even just a little.
Choose the song that fits your feelings and sing your heart out!
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Breakup songs that are easy to sing at karaoke: Recommended classics and popular tracks (71–80)
I don’t want to see you; I want to see you.Ueno Yūka
A ballad by Yuuka Ueno that sets painfully bittersweet scenes of heartbreak—so vivid they make your chest ache just remembering—against a simple, piano-led melody.
Six months after the breakup, the protagonist’s heart is still tangled in conflicting emotions born from being unable to forget their former lover: aching to see them, yet not wanting to.
Included on the January 2019 album “Sukina Hito wa Anata datta” (“You Were the One I Loved”), this song is sure to resonate deeply with anyone who has gone through a breakup and still hasn’t sorted out their feelings.
When they suddenly come to mind in a quiet moment, why not listen to this track and face your true feelings?
Goodbye, my beloved.Hana＊Hana
A gemlike ballad where poignancy and warmth coexist.
Centered on parting with a loved one, it delicately portrays sorrow, lingering attachment, and the resolve to move forward.
The stirring, beautiful melody and the gentle timbre of the piano highlight Hana*Hana’s clear, transparent harmonies.
Released in October 2000, the song drew attention as the theme for the TBS drama “Oyaji.” Embracing the hearts of those who have experienced a breakup or a farewell to someone dear, it continues to be loved by many as a song that gently gives you a push forward.
No matter how…Nishino Kana
The 15th single “Tatoe Donna ni…” was featured as the song for the SONY WALKMAN “Play You.” commercial.
The lyrics, which convey feelings for a former lover and a sense of regret, may overlap with many listeners’ own memories.
Its restrained vocal tone and low key make it easy to sing, and the relaxed tempo makes it approachable to try.
However, there are occasional leaps in pitch, so be careful not to lose track of the notes, including the pitches before and after.
Hologram of LoveSKE48
This work was released as SKE48’s 32nd single.
Announced in February 2024, the song centers on the pain and sorrow of a broken heart.
With lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto, it portrays a protagonist living in a world drained of color, resonating deeply with listeners.
The music video features an inventive touch in which the members appear at a tiny, doll-like size.
Center member Oka Suenaga commented that she hopes to “guide everyone toward the path they should take,” meeting fans’ expectations.
It’s a recommended track for anyone who wants to belt it out at karaoke to let off steam or to soothe the wounds of heartbreak.
Night of Osmanthuskinoko teikoku
When you find yourself suddenly thinking about an ex, I recommend “Kinmokusei no Yoru” by Kinoko Teikoku.
It’s included on their 2018 album Time Lapse.
The song describes how the scent of osmanthus triggers memories of an old romance, and how you still cherish that former lover somewhere in your heart.
With its calm, relaxed melody that’s easy to sing and lyrics that are easy to remember, it’s a great choice for karaoke when you’re reminiscing about past love.
OVERTIMEHaruno
A poignant breakup song that shines with Haruno’s delicate emotional expression.
Its modern sound, fusing electropop and synth-pop, leaves a strong impression.
Released in May 2024, the track is a collaboration with Australian producer Taka Perry.
Riding on an exhilarating, fast-paced beat, it portrays the end of a romance and lingering attachment.
The lyrics resonate as they capture the weariness of love and affirm the self who accepted a partner’s flaws.
It’s a perfect song for anyone nursing heartbreak or in the mood to reflect on a past relationship.
Like when we first metEvery Little Thing
It’s one of the signature songs by the music group Every Little Thing.
Although it isn’t a song about heartbreak, it’s popular for evoking a bittersweet feeling that makes you remember being together after a breakup.
It’s also an easy song for women to sing at karaoke.