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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.

Love Songs to Listen to in a Long-Distance Relationship (1–10)

Tokyokinoko teikoku

Kinoko Teikoku – Tokyo (MV)
Tokyokinoko teikoku

This song captures the feelings of a woman who met her lover in the city of Tokyo.

Even when they’re apart, she can’t help but think of them—lyrics overflowing with a tender, aching heart, delivered with a powerful sound.

The melody is exceptionally pleasing, and the arrangement is superb.

Hear it once, and you’ll surely be hooked.

A ring and a spare key.haji→

Haji→ “The Ring and Spare Key feat. Ai from RSP” [Full with Lyrics]
A ring and a spare key.haji→

“The Ring and the Spare Key” is a song included on Haj→’s 2011 mini-album “Hajibam.” He falls in love with a woman he meets while on a business trip to the Kansai region.

For someone who’s been through painful experiences in the past, moving on to a new relationship is already hard—and on top of that, it turns out to be long-distance, which only adds to the anxiety.

But by exchanging a ring and a spare key, they find a sense of ‘promise’ and ‘reassurance.’ The song portrays the emotions of both the man and the woman.

Even If We’re Far feat. WISENishino Kana

Kana Nishino - “Even If We're Far Apart feat. WISE (short ver.)”
Even If We're Far feat. WISENishino Kana

Singer Kana Nishino herself interviewed couples in Nagoya who had actually experienced long-distance relationships, and based on those interviews—as well as her own experiences—she created this song.

It was also used as the ending theme for the program that inspired the project.

The lyrics, which express the frustration and inner conflict of a long-distance relationship, are highly relatable for anyone going through the same situation.

Love songs to listen to during a long-distance relationship (11–20)

Dear…Nishino Kana

Kana Nishino 'Dear...(short ver.)'
Dear...Nishino Kana

She, who sings songs about long-distance love, has experienced it herself.

That’s why her lyrics—drawn from real experience—truly resonate.

Uplifting words, smooth and beautiful sound, and her woven vocals are sure to move you.

It’s a song you’ll want to listen to when you’re worn out from a long-distance relationship.

AND HUG10-FEET

AND HUG is a song from 10-FEET’s early days that only occasionally—really just occasionally—makes it onto their live setlists.

It’s included on 10-FEET’s first album, springman.

The style is a bit—no, quite—different from their current sound, but it remains a very popular number.

Long-distance love songs are often sad and melancholic, but this track is upbeat, positive, and packed with happiness.

When you can meet, give it everything you’ve got, and think of it as doubling or tripling your happiness! Let’s do our best with that mindset.

spring breezekururi

It’s Quruli’s fifth single, and it was also used in an Idemitsu Kosan commercial.

I think Quruli’s lyrics are poetic, with a beauty akin to pure literature.

It’s amazing how you can tell the other person is far away without it being said directly.

I feel there’s a unique sense of pause that invites you to imagine.

AitaiKato Miria

Miliyah Kato - “Aitai”
AitaiKato Miria

When it comes to love songs that speak for women’s feelings, it has to be Miliyah Kato.

She sings about the subtleties of a woman’s heart in a way that makes you want to nod along and say, “I know, I know!” Her song Aitai is a popular track included on her fourth album, Ring, released in 2009.

If you listen closely, it evokes the sense of an adult love affair—something that even suggests infidelity.

It’s a song that fits perfectly with that theme.

Knowing you’ll get hurt but being unable to stop your feelings.

It’s painful precisely because you can’t bring yourself to hate them.