A compilation of song titles that start with “Ma”
What songs come to mind with titles that start with “Ma”?
It’s not easy to name them off the top of your head, but once you start looking, you’ll think, “Oh! That one too,” and “This one also fits.”
In this article, we’ll introduce songs whose titles begin with “Ma.”
We’ve gathered a variety of tracks, from timeless classics often sung on TV and known by people of all ages, to beloved songs released in the Showa era that have stood the test of time.
They’re also super handy for games like song-title shiritori!
Be sure to check them out.
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A roundup of song titles starting with “ma” (61–70)
Wait for me on the other shore.rinri
A delicate and beautiful Vocaloid track that presses on the chest with a sense of loss and translucence.
Released in August 2025, it was created by rinri.
It was produced as a character song for the character project “Yurushi Fifth Term Meeting: ‘Higan.’” The ethereal sound woven by piano and strings pairs exquisitely with Oto Machi Una SV’s fragile vocals.
The abstract lyrics, evoking life and death and the wavering of memory, are deeply moving.
Perfect for nights when you want to think deeply.
A blatant lie and a bouquetAbe Ritsuko
Ritsuko Abe, a singer who has long reigned in the pop world as the “Queen of Duets,” continues to shine.
Released in March 2026 as the second single commemorating her 55th debut anniversary, this track features a danceable arrangement with a sophisticated, urban vibe.
The lyrics portray the delicate feelings of a woman who can’t quite let go, even as she’s strung along by an unfaithful partner.
Contemporary imagery—like the Tokyo Skytree—helps bring an adult love story into sharp relief.
MASCARAXG
This is an early, pivotal work by XG that has captivated the world with its heavy beats and polished sound.
Its powerful message—about self-respect that refuses to let others control your tears and the unbreakable bonds with your crew—really hits home.
The track blends hip-hop and R&B foundations with a dazzling pop flair, creating an addictive pull that deepens with every listen.
Released as a single in June 2022, it debuted at No.
48 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100.
That same month, it was also featured in a Resso web commercial, generating buzz across multiple fronts.
This piece is perfect for moments when you’re facing tough obstacles and need to fire yourself up.
It’s a must-recommend number for anyone who wants to build confidence and keep moving forward.
Mom’s Dreamacane
There are times in parenting when you’re exhausted and out of reserves, aren’t there? That’s exactly when I hope you’ll listen to this work sung by acane.
It’s a ballad that lays bare her real feelings for her three-year-old child, voicing without embellishment the struggle of not being a perfect parent and the profound love to protect one’s child at all costs.
Released in July 2025 as the first step in a continuing series, it traces the path toward a milestone 10th-anniversary solo concert.
It’s a moving song I’d recommend to anyone battling self-loathing or giving their all in raising a child.
Marlborotuki.
This is tuki.’s one must-hear track, vividly portraying a bittersweet breakup scene where scent and memory intersect.
The song overlays the sense of loss when someone precious goes to another person—and the lingering attachment that won’t let go—onto concrete moments like the smell of cigarettes.
The quietly building vocals and spacious, restrained arrangement convey the sting of remembrance with striking realism.
Included on the album “15,” released in January 2025, it stands out purely on the strength of its storytelling, despite having no tie-ins with TV or film.
It’s a perfect number for nights when the lingering scent of a past love tightens your chest, or when you want to be alone with your thoughts.
Please give it a listen.
I Want to Protect You ~Magic of a Touch~kurisu haato
This is a song by Chris Hart with a theme that conveys love and warmth, as if gently embracing someone precious by your side.
His soft, clear voice brings out an even richer sense of compassion.
Chosen as a commercial song for the skincare brand NIVEA, this piece was included on the album “Heart Song -Special Edition-,” released in September 2013, and later featured on the single “I LOVE YOU,” released in February 2014.
It’s recommended for nights when you want to reaffirm your love for your family while watching your child sleep.
It’s also perfect for a relaxing moment for parents.
I want to protect it—within these two handsMurakami Keisuke
This is a song brimming with a warm wish to keep watching over someone you love forever.
Keisuke Murakami’s silky, enveloping voice gently echoes a parent’s love for their child.
Along with its soothing melody, you can feel the tangible warmth within arm’s reach.
The song was used as the commercial theme for NIVEA Kao’s “NIVEA brand” in 2016–2017.
It was later included on his debut mini-album Mamoritai, released in June 2017.
It’s a recommended number for caregivers who, in the midst of daily life with their children, want to sink into a moment of calm.
Listen to it leisurely while gazing at your child’s sleeping face, and let it deepen your love for your family even more.