[Lyrics Prank] Confused by LINE that's not the usual!? A roundup of recommended songs
Do you know about the “lyrics prank”? A lyrics prank is when you send the lyrics of a song you like on LINE one line at a time.
It can be used to confess your feelings or to express your everyday gratitude.
On the other hand, if you use lyrics that have nothing to do with everyday life, the person receiving them won’t understand what’s going on and will be left confused! In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of songs that are perfect for lyrics pranks—useful for both confessions and playful jokes.
We’ve picked a wide range, from love-themed and friendship-themed songs to funny ones that will bewilder the other person, so be sure to use this as a reference!
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[Lyric Prank] Confused by messages that aren’t the usual on LINE!? A roundup of recommended songs (11–20)
Moechakka FireIssei
An energetic, heart-liberating anthem dedicated to everyone living with their true selves suppressed.
With Ikki Sei’s signature sharp perspective, it portrays modern people swayed by social media, set to a light, driving beat.
Released in July 2024, the track racked up explosive views on YouTube and captured the hearts of many listeners.
Originally created as a character song for the game Zenless Zone Zero, its lyrics strikingly call for valuing individuality and pursuing one’s true self.
Packed with onomatopoeic, idiosyncratic lines, its message is sure to leave the other party bewildered.
Bunny GirlAKASAKI
This song poignantly portrays a girl’s feelings—cute yet tinged with loneliness.
AKASAKI’s melodies and lyrics sparked buzz on social media, racking up over 4 million streams in just two weeks after its October 2024 digital release.
While entrusting her heart to another yet feeling bewildered, the protagonist’s emotions sway through the night, rendered with delicate nuance.
Its depiction of the instability of love and the inner conflict of building relationships has resonated strongly with younger listeners.
The lyrics—lines that might bewilder someone if you sent them over LINE—could be fun to send to your crush under the guise of joking around.
StaRtMrs. GREEN APPLE
A message song packed with positivity and the courage to take a new step forward.
Featured on Mrs.
GREEN APPLE’s major-label debut mini-album “Variety,” this track stands out with its refreshing pop-rock sound.
The warm vocals, which seem to gently give listeners a push, and the bright, uplifting melody line resonate deeply.
Chosen as the song for Kao Merit’s commercial and as the theme for Fuji TV’s program “Cho Hamaru! Bakusho Chara Parade,” it captured the hearts of many listeners.
Perfect not only for a surprise reveal, but also for cheering on those about to take on a new challenge.
Blue HabitatKitanitatsuya
A song that beautifully captures the brilliance and bittersweetness of youth.
It portrays the gradual changes in emotions from a pure relationship, and the regret of not being able to embrace the other person’s differences and feelings tightens the chest.
Released in July 2023, the song drew attention as the opening theme for Season 2 of the TV anime Jujutsu Kaisen and received a Special Award at the 65th Japan Record Awards.
Tatsuya Kitani’s delicate vocals and a melody inspired by a school chime gently color the memories.
If someone received these lyrics as a surprise message, they might instinctively worry and ask, “Is something… bothering you?”
I got a girlfriend.SHISHAMO
A fresh coming-of-age song by SHISHAMO that vividly captures the irrepressible joy of getting a boyfriend! The protagonist’s pure feelings—torn between wanting to keep it a secret and wanting to brag—are gently wrapped in catchy guitar pop.
Featured on the album “SHISHAMO,” released in November 2013, the track was also selected as the ending theme for TV Tokyo’s “JAPAN COUNTDOWN” for November.
It’s the perfect song for when you want to express the excitement you can’t contain while keeping your relationship under wraps.
Send it as a surprise lyric message on social media, and it might just set hearts fluttering with the sweet anticipation of romance!
Confession RehearsalHONEY WORKS
A song by the creator unit HoneyWorks, which has also gained popularity through their collaboration unit with female singer CHiCO.
The cute lyrics set to a straightforward rock sound are sure to make many listeners’ hearts skip a beat.
If you try sending lines one by one to someone you like—without letting on whether they’re serious or just practice—you might get a glimpse of how they feel.
It’s a lyric prank we recommend for those who want to share their feelings but are scared of the reaction, or aren’t sure how the other person sees them.
[Lyrics Prank] Confused by messages that aren’t the usual? A roundup of recommended songs (21–30)
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Be careful about sending it little by little—people might worry you’re struggling with something so heavy you feel like throwing your life away! “Ikiru” is a song that portrays the resolve to keep walking toward tomorrow, even while agonizing each day over whether you deserve to exist in this world.
Although it feels positive by the end, the lyrics leading up to that point are filled with troubling, thought-provoking words.
To avoid getting scolded for making someone worry, I recommend sending it to someone who’ll turn it into a funny story—like, “Don’t scare me like that!”—once you reveal the twist.
