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!
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List of song titles starting with “Ma” (31–40)
Don’t give upNEW!ZARD
Released as a single in January 1993, this is one of ZARD’s signature songs and their first million-selling hit.
At the time of its release, it was selected as the theme song for the TV drama “Shiratori Reiko de Gozaimasu!” and became a major talking point.
Even now, it continues to be sung on long-running charity programs and elsewhere, so chances are everyone has heard it at least once.
As a straightforward cheer song, it carries an uplifting message, and Izumi Sakai’s crystal-clear vocals give listeners courage.
With its catchy melody and breezy pop-rock sound, it’s a great choice to sing together and liven up the mood at karaoke with people of different generations.
The Witch and MeNEW!back number
This is the coupling track from the single “Happy End,” released on November 16, 2016.
It’s a dark, heartrending hidden gem that portrays the bittersweet feelings of a man who sees through the other person’s true nature yet is still bewitched and unable to escape by a captivating, witch-like woman.
The overall vocal range doesn’t change much throughout the song, and the chorus only lifts “just a little,” so I think you can sing it without straining.
Singing with a slightly deeper voice may fit the mood perfectly.
Try singing with the image of resonating through your whole mouth, letting a thick sound come out from the mouth.
Losers don’t need an encoreNEW!Yorushika
The title track of their second mini-album, released in May 2018, vividly portrays the discomfort of becoming an adult and the self-loathing toward one’s own growing cynicism.
The rough, guitar-driven band sound and forward-leaning rhythm powerfully express the irritation churning inside.
Before seeking applause or salvation, it’s packed with a desire to howl while still carrying one’s wounds and immaturity—perfect for those seized by a sense of urgency at the end of youth.
When your frustration with an unfair reality feels ready to explode, why not surrender yourself to Yorushika’s meticulous sound and let your emotions pour out from the depths of your heart?
My PrincessNEW!ROIROM
A winter song packed with a romantic worldview that colors the holy night.
Set to a stylish beat, the feeling of cherishing someone as an irreplaceable presence is expressed through a sweet, gentle voice.
Released in December 2025 as the second pre-debut installment from ROIROM, the track sprinkles in words that evoke winter scenery while preserving the vibrant energy of contemporary pop, resulting in a sound that resonates pleasantly.
Blending warmth with a poppy sense of elation, it’s perfect for strolling under shimmering illuminations or spending the Christmas season with someone special.
This is a treasured love number to play when you want to be wrapped in a soft, cozy mood.
My Beautiful MomentNEW!T.N.T
Emotional and unapologetically beautiful, this piece is a track from T.N.T’s first EP “ZERO,” released in September 2025, with Yuya Tegoshi on vocals.
It was later re-included on their full-length album “DETONATION,” released in March 2026.
Tegoshi’s overwhelming vocal prowess and pure, luminous high tones blend exquisitely with the richly emotive melody, resulting in a gem of a ballad.
The band’s ensemble is outstanding—not only channeling intensity but also elevating the lyricism of the vocals.
It’s a song you’ll want to savor on nights when you wish to be gently captivated by a crystal-clear voice.
Highly recommended for moments when you want to calm your mind or lose yourself in quiet emotion.
Collection of song titles starting with “Ma” (41–50)
Moonlight at middayNEW!tsukuyomi
It’s a song that depicts emotions surrounding loss and memory—things unseen yet undeniably present.
Released by Tsukuyomi in July 2021, it reached one million views in just a week.
It was later included on the September 2021 album “Kaketa Shinsō, Yo no Yosuga.” The light, beautiful interplay of guitar and piano, paired with a pristine sound, creates an arrangement that carries both urgency and an inescapable ache.
The track masterfully expresses complex feelings such as reverence and guilt toward someone who has passed away.
Perfect for moments when you want to gently touch cherished memories within your heart or immerse yourself deeply in music alone, this work offers a profoundly moving experience that leaves a lingering resonance.
MAGICNEW!SEKAI NO OWARI
Steeped in a bittersweet farewell and a prayer, this work is a track included as the B-side to the single “Dragon Night,” released in October 2014.
It is known for adding lyrics and arrangements with SEKAI NO OWARI’s unique interpretation to the original song by a band they deeply admire.
Its beautiful yet fleeting melody and the swells of emotion that seem to well up from stillness overlap with an inexhaustible longing for a cherished person one can never meet again.
There is a warmth that gently embraces the yearning for a reunion that will never come true, no matter how fervently one wishes.
On nights when you are sunk in grief with nowhere to go and want to weep your heart out, listen softly.