Love songs to listen to during a long-distance relationship
Here are some recommended love songs for those who have ended up in a long-distance relationship with someone they like or their partner.
When you’re far apart, it’s easy for time and feelings to fall out of sync.
Not being able to meet when you want to… Many people feel that frustrating ache and worry that their partner’s change of heart might bring the relationship to an end.
For those who feel, “Nights alone are hard,” or “I want to keep trying even from far away,” we’ve gathered love songs for long-distance relationships that we hope you’ll listen to.
Please give them a listen.
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Love Songs to Listen to During a Long-Distance Relationship (71–80)
The wind blows.aka enpitsu
It’s a song by a folk duo portrayed by the comedy duo Banana Man.
The visuals of the two characters have a slightly retro feel and are funny, the melody is lovely and a really good tune, and the lyrics are cute, amusing, and bittersweet.
My image of Banana Man has changed.
Long-distance romance bombardment missiletankobuchin
A five-member girls’ band delivers a rockin’ yet cute track.
Created as an insert song for the film “Second Summer, Never See You Again,” this piece is powerful and undeniably cool.
It seems to sweep away the conflicts, worries, and problems of those in long-distance relationships with the keyword “missile”! Its highly positive lyrics are sure to lift your spirits.
Over The DistanceYaita Hitomi
“Over The Distance” is Hitomi Yaida’s fourth single, released in 2001.
Even when you know you can’t easily meet because it’s long-distance, there are times when you just can’t help wanting to see the person.
This song overflows with that kind of heartbreaking feeling.
Love Songs to Listen to in a Long-Distance Relationship (81–90)
It’s so heartbreaking it makes me want to cry.Mayo Okamoto
Released as Mayo Okamoto’s fifth single, it was used as the ending theme for the TV Asahi anime “Cutie Honey F.” The lyrics are filled with the feelings of a devoted woman who, even though they are apart and cannot meet, believes in the future and waits.
Meguro Rivermiwa
A heartwarming song sung by the singer-songwriter miwa.
The girl who appears in the lyrics is always imagining her straightforward and pure desire to send her feelings to the boy who is far away.
These days we can easily stay in touch with people far away through phones and social media apps, but the wish to meet and talk in person is something that never really changes, isn’t it?
SHISHAMOsuitei idō kyori
SHISHAMO is a three-piece rock band that has gained popularity with lyrics that depict realistic love stories resonating with younger generations and with their exhilarating rock sound.
The song “Estimated Travel Distance,” included on their third album SHISHAMO 3, features a catchy guitar-riff intro and a lively ensemble that really lifts your spirits.
The determination to go and meet someone you love who’s far away is cute yet conveys a strong sense of feeling.
It’s a pop tune about a long-distance relationship, and the depictions of anxiety over one-sided feelings add a sense of realism.
Entrust me with eternity.DEEN
Released as DEEN’s fourth single, it was featured in an NTT DoCoMo commercial.
You can imagine that he had been away from her and kept her waiting.
Overflowing with his impatience to see her—rushing down the station stairs to be by her side—this love ballad captures that feeling in its lyrics.