Recommended unrequited love songs for high school boys
Teenagers who are right in the middle of their youthful days probably listen to all kinds of love songs.
Among those, I bet many of you tune into unrequited love songs! When you’re in love, it feels nice to find a song about one-sided feelings that you can relate to.
In this article, we’ve put together a selection of unrequited love songs especially recommended for high school boys.
We’ve gathered various tracks—from songs with a male perspective and ones sung by male artists to rock-style tunes—so give them a listen if you’d like!
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Recommended unrequited love songs for high school boys (41–50)
Thinking of youKEISUKE

This song, packed with the worries and inner conflicts of unrequited love, is one I especially want men who are going through it to hear.
The beautiful high notes over a piano accompaniment are a highlight, but what really stands out are the lyrics.
Any man will surely find himself relating to the story woven throughout.
You know in your head that this love won’t come true, but your heart won’t listen; you’re elated and crushed by her every word and action; you start to hate yourself for being that way…
Even so, the ending—where he resolves to face this love until he’s satisfied—hits you in the chest and makes you feel like you, too, can give it everything you’ve got.
Unrequited Love Songs Recommended for High School Boys (51–60)
Think I’m FallingKOHH

Hip-hop artist KOHH.
His “Think I’m Falling” is a masculine unrequited-love song that straightforwardly expresses a raw view of romance.
Its hybrid sound—combining the distinctive rhythms of trap music with future-bass-style synthesizers—creates a modern vibe that sets it apart from conventional hip-hop.
The track skillfully packs in a sense of poignancy and delicacy, striking a just-right balance between hip-hop and pop elements.
It’s a must-listen not only for those looking to fall seriously in love, but also for anyone who’s just at the start of something new.
deep redMy Hair is Bad

When it comes to writing songs about unrequited love or romance, My Hair is second to none.
They’re incredibly good at speaking for the feelings of teens and people in their twenties.
Their view of love may feel a bit extreme, but since they’re a band popular among teenagers, their songs are great picks for unrequited love.
The clinginess might just get addictive.
Love and romanceNovelbright

“No matter what I’m doing, I can’t stop thinking about that person…” For high school students who feel this way, give “Ai toka Koi toka” a listen.
Released in 2022 by Novelbright, the rock band behind numerous film and TV theme songs, this track soothes with its soft, acoustic guitar–led melody and Yudai Takenaka’s clear, high-tone vocals that honestly express the feelings of love.
It’s a song we recommend both to those nursing a crush and those happily in love.
Be sure to check out this heartwarming love song that will color your high school days.
IfRADWIMPS

This song, which vocalist Mr.
Noda wrote when he was in high school, truly captures the feeling of youth.
I suspect there are more men than you’d think who have felt this way.
The YouTube comments section is flooded with messages of empathy.
Kasane AiSoala

Soala’s translucent vocals gently embrace the feelings that pass each other by and the wish to reunite, delicately expressing subtle emotions.
Released in January 2025 as a track on the EP “Bluem,” the song is distinguished by its piano-centered, gentle sound and memorable melodic lines.
The music video—featuring model Ryoka Orita and actor Yusei Ito—has also garnered attention, spreading waves of empathy across social media.
It’s a song I wholeheartedly recommend to anyone who carries a “what if”—wondering how things might have been if you’d met in a different way.
I love you. ~100 Regrets~Sonar Pocket

I’m sure there are people who still can’t forget their ex-girlfriend.
There’s no need to feel ashamed for being sentimental.
I think it’s a noble one-sided love.
This song is about that kind of regret.
I believe teenagers, in particular, will be able to relate to the lyrics.


