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[Menhera & Yandere Songs] A curated selection of love songs so devoted it hurts!

Have you ever found yourself strangely moved by “yandere” or “menhera” songs—those with lyrics so suffocatingly devoted they say things like “I love you so much it scares me” or “I’ll never let you go”? Songs themed around love that’s just too heavy have a curious, addictive pull, gently stirring the possessiveness and fixation hidden deep in the listener’s heart.

In this article, we’ll introduce especially memorable tracks—both in lyrics and melody—among songs about overwhelming love.

Feel free to relate—or to get the chills.

We hope you find a new favorite track!

[Menhera & Yandere Songs] A carefully selected list of love songs so single-minded it hurts! (61–70)

carnivorous plantRime

Rime – Carnivorous Plant / RIM – Carnivorous Plant (Official Music Video) | from Kamitsubaki
carnivorous plantRime

Everyone has those moments when you feel hazy and weighed down, and even though you know the feeling won’t simply clear up, you overthink until it drags you down.

RIM’s song “Carnivorous Plant” captures the anxiety over things that can’t be helped, and expresses feelings many women have likely had, making it highly relatable.

Especially for those who are currently struggling or feeling withdrawn, this track will probably resonate.

While the lyrics gently sit with your gloomy mood, the song somehow feels refreshing and easy to listen to.

Maidenly Stalkingnarumiya

Maidenly Stalking – Narumiya
Maidenly Stalkingnarumiya

A heart-wrenching song made all the more poignant by Narumiya’s aching vocals.

It delicately captures the feelings of a lovestruck girl—her eyes following the person she likes, fixating even on a single drop of sweat—rendered in finely nuanced words.

As she continues a relationship defined only by watching from afar without ever touching, she faces the possibility that they may never meet again, yet keeps loving the faint, sweet memories.

It’s a thought-provoking portrayal.

Released in January 2024, the song has drawn attention as a track by a rising artist with over 200,000 TikTok followers.

This is a song that will resonate with anyone who carries unspoken feelings of love or has endured a painful heartbreak.

If you’re okay with itSukima Suichi

It seems Skima Switch fans have a mysterious ability: they can tell whether a song was written by Ohashi or Tokita.

Maybe the quirks that come from composing on piano versus guitar show up in the melody? This song, “Kimi ga Ii nara,” defied fans’ expectations—many thought Ohashi wrote it, but it turns out it’s by Tokita.

So even fans get it wrong sometimes.

As the title suggests, it’s about a man who’ll grant any wish—“If it’s what you want, I’ll do it.” He sounds reliable, but maybe a little scary too? If consideration for your partner gets called “scary,” there’s not much a guy can do, right?

To you who didn’t choose meKoresawa

Koresawa “To You Who Didn’t Choose Me” [Music Video]
To you who didn’t choose meKoresawa

Koresawa’s song portrays the lingering attachment and regret of the one not chosen, along with the complex feelings toward the other person.

While conveying the emotions of a heartbroken woman in a straightforward way, it pairs a catchy, fast-paced band sound with a powerful expression of bittersweet longing.

The track is included on the album “To the You Who Chose Me and the You Who Didn’t,” set for release in March 2025, and an animated music video has also been released.

It’s a song that gently gives a push to those trying to move forward while carrying the pain of heartbreak.

domestic violenceAdo

A song I want you to listen to when you can’t stop thinking about someone you like and your feelings grow too intense is “Domestic Violence.” It’s included on Ado’s 2022 album Kyogen; Ado is known for hits like “Usseewa.” The glossy sound that unfolds in a gothic world is cool, and many will relate to the lyrics about love becoming heavy and emotions running high.

It’s a track that portrays the adorable yet heartrending side of “yandere,” where you feel anxious despite being in love.

neckCocco

RB neck. (Cover of Cocco’s song)
neckCocco

A song by the singer-songwriter Cocco, who is active in a wide range of fields including acting and picture-book writing.

This track was included on an indie single released under the name Cocco, and it serves as the opening number of her major-label debut album Bougainvillea.

The contrast between the refreshing violin-featured melody, the loud rock sound, and the lyrics that embody a kind of mad love leaves a strong impression.

You could say it’s an excellent piece that offers a glimpse of Cocco’s true musicality, which is restrained in her singles.

It’s a number that likely anticipated what we’d now call “menhera” or “yandere.”

scarkiyu

kiyu “Scar” Official Music Video
scarkiyu

A track that channels the pain deep within the heart into a beautifully melancholic melody.

Its poignant lyrics capture the feeling of being unable to move forward while carrying the scars of heartbreak.

Seamlessly blending pop sounds with jazz elements, this digital single by kiyu was released in August 2024.

It drew major attention even before its release, with a demo version surpassing 300,000 plays on TikTok.

A song that offers comfort and resonates with those suffering in love—perfect for anyone dealing with the pain of a breakup or struggling with complex feelings in romance.