Farewell Songs: Karaoke tunes to sing at a farewell party. Goodbye songs.
Graduations, job transfers, retirements…
Are you wondering what to sing at a farewell party karaoke held at all kinds of milestones? Songs that express gratitude to those who’ve helped you and the bittersweet feeling of parting can really set the tone of the occasion.
But if the mood gets too somber, things can feel flat, and if it’s too upbeat, your feelings may not come across—many people struggle to find that balance.
In this article, we’ll introduce farewell songs that are perfect for karaoke at send-off parties.
From moving masterpieces to sing-along classics, find the one song you want to dedicate to that special person.
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[Farewell Songs] Karaoke songs to sing at a farewell party: Goodbye tracks (51–60)
lightly; nimbly; flutteringlyŌhara Sakurako
Known by the nickname Saku-chan and also active as an actress, singer Sakurako Ohara’s sixth single.
Chosen as the theme song for the film “Let’s Go, Jets! From Small Town Girls to U.S.
Champions?!,” its lyrics depict spring scenery and memories with friends, making it a graduation song that evokes parting.
Her clear, transparent vocals layered over the expansive arrangement further highlight the poignancy of the words.
With a message that some things change over time while others remain the same, it’s a spring song that reaffirms friendship—perfect to dedicate at karaoke to friends who are going their separate ways.
Goodbye, baby.Fuji Kaze
A singer-songwriter who’s drawing attention for modern tracks born from shape-shifting lyrics that switch between Okayama dialect and standard Japanese, backed by a vast musical background: Fujii Kaze.
This song, included on his first album “HELP EVER HURT NEVER,” excels in blending a melody reminiscent of classic kayōkyoku with contemporary arrangements.
By using the Okayama dialect, the lyrics feel more familiar, and the unadorned words to a lover with whom one has decided to part conjure up vivid, real scenes.
It’s a song that evokes the feeling of parting with someone dear, and singing it at karaoke can help you sort out your emotions.
SolaninASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION
It also became the theme song for the film Solanin.
The song plays a significant role in the movie, where the lovers sing their hearts out, reaffirming their feelings and connecting with each other.
The lyrics may seem rather blunt—wanting to go back to that day but knowing you can’t, saying goodbye because there’s no other choice—but the more I listen, the more I feel there’s something deeper there.
If tearful goodbyes make you shy, this is the song for you!
proofflumpool
Even as time passes, there are things that never fade and never change—people call them “proof.” Words like friendship and bonds resonate in the heart just the same.
This is a song about dear friends you think of even when far apart, and about mentors you’re grateful to.
Tears don’t suit this song.
It’s a piece to sing with your chest held high and a sincere expression—different from your usual joking self—before the friends you normally fool around with.
[Farewell Songs] Karaoke tunes to sing at a farewell party. Goodbye songs (61–70)
Don’t wake up, youth.Sangatsu no Phantasia
Sangatsu no Phantasia is a musical collective centered around vocalist Mia, bringing together multiple creators such as illustrators and composers.
The “Phantasia” in their artist name comes from Latin and means “imagination.” For anyone who hasn’t heard it yet, their song “Samedenaide, Seishun” (“Don’t Wake Up, Youth”) is an absolute must-listen.
As the title suggests, the song is bright and positive, expressing the wish to keep a youthful spirit even when you’re older and can no longer call it your youth.
If you want to liven up a farewell party that tends to get a bit somber, this is the track for you! It might be fun to learn the chorus and sing it together, too!
Until graduationBoku ga mitakatta aozora
“Until Graduation” is a poignant coming-of-age story that portrays the first love of a girl on the verge of graduation.
It beautifully captures the blossoming feelings of love in cherry blossom season and the accompanying pangs of heartache.
Many listeners will relate to the protagonist as she struggles between her feelings for the one she loves and how to handle them within herself.
Released in January 2024, this song is recommended not only for those experiencing graduation or farewells, but also for anyone who wants to look back on memories of their youth.
THANK YOU, HELLO GOOD BYEAnjurumu
This graduation song by ANGERME is a heartwarming piece that sings of gratitude and farewell.
It’s filled with appreciation for the group members and the fans who supported them.
Though parting is painful, the song’s upbeat tone conveys hope for a new path, which leaves a strong impression.
Released in June 2024, it was created to commemorate Rikako Sasaki’s graduation.
Takuya Nakajima wrote and composed the song, and it’s said that the members joined him for an emotional recording session.
It’s a perfect track to play at farewells, such as send-off parties or graduation ceremonies.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants to express gratitude before parting with someone important.