An irreplaceable masterpiece that conveys the meaning of life and the preciousness of existence. A deeply moving song of encouragement.
What does it mean to live, anyway…? Many of us have probably felt that way when things aren’t going well.
“I’m useless.
I can’t accomplish anything…” Sometimes those thoughts leave us feeling lonely or sinking into a helpless slump.
But everyone, without exception, has a reason to live!
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of songs that offer gentle messages and tips for facing tomorrow.
Please listen to these warm tracks that will quietly stay by your side and comfort your weary heart.
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An irreplaceable masterpiece that conveys the meaning of life and the preciousness of existence. A deeply moving anthem of encouragement (141–150).
I live, I will keep on living.Fukuyama Masaharu
A number whose appeal lies in its warm ode to life that inspires hope for the future.
Released in March 2012, this song was chosen as the theme for the film Doraemon: Nobita and the Island of Miracles ~Animal Adventure~.
Set to a lively sound that incorporates ska rhythms, it sings of the grand theme of the relay of life passed down across generations.
Its gentle yet powerful message resonates in the heart, inviting children and adults alike to hum along.
Remarkably, this work achieved the feat of becoming the first Doraemon film theme song in 28 years to reach No.
1 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.
Why not listen to it together as a family and talk about the connections of life?
Live!kocchi no kento
For those whose spirits are broken and who are feeling down, I recommend “Don’t Die!” This is a work by Kentsu, the singer and younger brother of Masaki Suda.
The lyrics are crafted to encourage people who are on the verge of losing the will to live, using powerful words.
At the same time, the sound has a jazzy, pop vibe, which keeps it from feeling too heavy—that’s part of its charm.
Pay attention to the words thrown at you at the end as you listen.
It’s sure to help you feel more positive.
There was no meaning to being born.mafumafu
This is a song included on Mafumafu’s album Kagurairo Artifact, released in October 2019.
It portrays the anguish of someone who has lost their sense of purpose in life, along with the determination to keep going nonetheless.
Beginning with a quiet piano and gradually evolving into a grand, expansive sound, the arrangement deepens the emotional impact of the lyrics.
While the lyrics offer solace to those struggling with self-denial and loneliness, they also convey a tenacious will to live, resonating with many listeners.
Listening to this track may prompt you to reflect on the meaning and importance of life.
The happiest way to die in the worldkoka
A song by Ko-uta that questions the meaning of life.
With delicate nuance, it sings of loneliness and self-denial, voicing the thought that “being hated by everyone in the world might be the happiest way to die.” IA’s transparent vocals and a simple piano melody heighten the poignancy of the lyrics.
Upon its release in March 2023, it resonated with many listeners and became a hot topic on social media.
This is a track for those struggling with human connection or on the verge of losing sight of life’s meaning.
Its empathetic lyrics will surely give you a chance to reflect and rediscover yourself.
Fly Me To The MoonCoCo d’Or
Coco d’Or is Hiro, formerly of SPEED.
In a complete turn from the bright image of her SPEED days, she delivers jazz songs with a gentle, mellow touch.
She’s not particularly outstanding, but her relaxed singing style brings a curious sense of calm to listeners.
Definitely give it a try when you’re weary of life.
O strong oneSKE48
SKE48’s landmark first single from 2009.
You might expect a lively, super-cute song for an idol debut, but it’s actually a powerful, cool anthem with a sincere, straightforward gaze.
There are no flashy effects or props, which makes the quality of the song stand out all the more in the music video.
It’s a reliable track that feels like it sends cheers to people fighting their daily battles.
wandererOkuda Tamio
This is Tamio Okuda’s 8th single, released in 1998.
It’s a classic that teaches the idea of “a rolling stone” (from the English proverb meaning those who constantly change jobs or homes don’t succeed).
A refreshing, road-movie-like track set to a simple band sound.
It’s a gem I’d love adults with rich life experience to listen to as well.