[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!
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[Menhera & Yandere Songs] Carefully Selected Super-Devoted Love Songs That’ll Drive You Crazy! (141–150)
I’ll give you my heart.Kuroki Nagisa

This is the debut single “Atashi no Shinzō Ageru” (“I’ll Give You My Heart”) by Nagisa Kuroki, a singer-songwriter from Miyazaki Prefecture.
The song’s lyrics are somewhat grotesque, of course, but what’s most shocking is the music video, where Kuroki plays guitar and sings, covered in blood, in a sea of blood.
The blood-written message on the wall saying “I want you to come see me” may, depending on the viewer, feel like a portent of something terrifying.
According to Nagisa Kuroki herself, the song speaks about the ultimate form of love.
sinnerLiSA

LiSA, who skyrocketed to national stardom with theme songs for the anime Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba such as Gurenge and Homura, isn’t typically associated with so-called “menhera” songs.
However, among her tracks there’s a love song overflowing with an intense, overwhelming feeling for the man she loves.
The lyrics were written by LiSA herself.
If it’s a love I’ll lose someday, I might as well destroy it—this kind of extreme statement conveys just how powerful the emotions are.
The song itself is a cool, rock-style track very much in her signature vein, making it a great recommendation when you’re in the mood for something intense.
Paradise Lostjoōbachi

Not only for their beauty but also for their wide vocal range, Queen Bee has many fans.
This song, ‘Lost Paradise,’ is included on their fifth album, ‘Q,’ released in 2017.
When you think about the relationship between the two people in the song, you can imagine that they’re probably unable to love straightforwardly or in a conventional way.
The way they drown in love and the feelings they keep hidden will likely cut deep for those who’ve experienced a similar kind of love.
Yet there’s no sense of gloom; it’s a dark, edgy song that’s put together in a very cool way, and I highly recommend it.
Giza Tunk%zenbu kimi no sei da.

Gizathunk% is a yandere song sung by the idol group Zembu Kimi no Seida, who perform under the “yami-kawaii” (sick-cute) concept.
It’s included on their 2022 album Meidai Shingi.
The song portrays someone obsessively checking social media to track the person they like, riding waves of joy and despair on their own, and sinking deeper and deeper into darkness.
The idea that simply having the person they love exist is what constitutes their entire life is already a pretty severe condition.
Although they can’t quite take that first step, the lyrics describe a love that grows heavier and heavier—and there are probably listeners who can’t help but relate.
Only on nights when I want to dieAina ji Endo

Aina the End, a member of the universally popular group BiSH, released the solo song “Shinitai Yoru ni Kagitte” (Only on Nights I Want to Die).
The title is a bit shocking, but the track was written as the ending theme for a drama of the same name.
Many people who are deeply troubled can’t sleep at night, with thoughts swirling so much they can’t drift off.
As the title includes “night,” this is a song that suits the nighttime perfectly—one you’ll want to sink into alone and immerse yourself in its world.
Aina’s soul-stirring vocals are sure to bring you a sense of peace.
Sin and Honey feat. Mori Calliopesyudou

An addictive love song that portrays a warped romance between a man and a woman.
It’s a duet by syudou and the virtual artist Mori Calliope, set for release in March 2025.
Sultry, seductive soundscapes intertwine with stylish rap, and the more you listen, the deeper you’re drawn into its world.
Another highlight is the lyric structure that switches perspectives between the man and the woman in the first and second verses.
Immerse yourself in this thick, oozing ode to love and experience it firsthand!
kyuru-kyuru (cute/whirring or tummy-rumbling sound)Omori Seiko

A simple romance just won’t satisfy me…
This is a song by Seiko Oomori that sings of a heavy, maddening kind of love.
The lyrics ooze with a yearning for a space meant only for the two who love each other—and the frustration of not being able to attain it.
You give your beloved everything you have, and still you’re not fulfilled.
In fact, the deeper the love grows, the more the loneliness swells.
Oomori weaves this extreme form of love with her singular sensibility and words.
The track was her major-label debut single, released in September 2014.
Since then, she has continued to release work energetically, captivating fans with her unique worldview.
Every time I listen to this song, it feels as if my heart has been corroded by love, and I can’t escape its spell…
It’s a song that conveys the madness of love—one that anyone who has someone they love can relate to.


