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A lovely friendship song

A song about friendship between men and women. A collection of friendship songs celebrating irreplaceable bonds.

The question of whether friendship between men and women can truly exist has been discussed many times, but it’s hard to reach a definitive conclusion, isn’t it?

Or rather, it might be more accurate to say that the answer depends on the person.

There are many different opinions about male–female friendship, but if you look for them, you’ll actually find quite a lot of songs themed around it.

In this article, I’ll put together and introduce a selection of them!

Each song portrays different situations and dynamics, so be sure to read the lyrics and get a feel for the unique shape of friendship depicted in each one.

Songs about male-female friendship. A roundup of friendship songs about irreplaceable bonds (61–70)

friendNMB48

Friends / NMB48 Nana Yamada, Sayaka Yamamoto
friendNMB48

You know that feeling when you think, “With this person, I can keep walking together from here on”? Whether it’s because you’re alike or share the same hobbies, this is a gentle song about friends who can understand anything about each other.

“Tomodachi” (Friends) was released as a coupling track to “Rashikunai” by NMB48, an idol group active mainly in the Kinki region, on November 5, 2014.

Wouldn’t it be lovely to deepen your bond by singing this song as a duet at karaoke, so you can stay friends forever?

Dear FriendsSOULHEAD

Released in 2007 as SOULHEAD’s 13th single.

It was chosen as the theme song for the 2007 film “Dear Friends,” and its lyrics are linked to the film’s content.

True friends are those you can believe in no matter what happens.

The song conveys a deep, passionate bond of friendship and the resolve to live life together.

Stand-Up SisterYU-KI

YUKI often sings sweet and cute love songs, but it seems she wrote this one to dedicate to a dear female friend.

Within the strong message of “stand up,” the song is filled with YUKI’s unique worldview of living naturally and freely.

Women are beautiful even when they cry or act selfishly.

That’s why this is an anthem for women—don’t give up on various things, don’t be swallowed by the world, and live powerfully.

secret base ~What You Gave Me~ZONE

ZONE “secret base ~What You Gave Me~” MUSIC VIDEO
secret base ~What You Gave Me~ZONE

A song that makes you want to listen in the summer and brings back memories with friends: “secret base ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~.” The girls’ band ZONE released it in 2001, and it became a big hit.

The lyrics feel as if they depict our own friendships exactly as they are, so many people can relate.

Whether you’re still close or have grown distant, listening to this song vividly revives memories with the friends you spent your youth with.

Friend(s)☆★azu

A song that says, “Even many years from now, I’ll simply wish for your happiness.” If the relationship between two people becomes something wonderful, then even the most modest meeting turns into a precious memory.

Being able to feel that the moment you met was irreplaceable—that’s truly fate, isn’t it?

Friendswacci

wacci 'Friends' Short Ver.
Friendswacci

Wacci is a rock band that rose to fame primarily on the internet.

The song that first brought them popularity was a bittersweet, gently emotional love ballad, but this track shifts gears completely into a poppy, catchy anthem about friendship.

Don’t you also have all kinds of friends around you, dear reader? As you listen, you’ll likely find yourself picturing their faces, feeling grateful for having met them, and recalling the memories of the fun you shared together every day.

Stay by my side.Yuika

Stay by my side. / “Yuika” [MV]
Stay by my side.Yuika

Before we knew it, we were getting together, chatting about nothing in particular, sometimes even arguing… It’s a nostalgic number filled with a straight-from-the-heart feeling for friends.

The song is by the singer-songwriter Yuika, whose popularity took off from video-sharing sites, and it was released in 2021.

It drew attention for being chosen as the theme song for the film “Natsu, Futari” (Summer, Us Two).

The emotional tone—band sound colored by the beautiful timbre of the piano—leaves a strong impression.

The sound alone tightens your chest.

Some things don’t need words to be understood, don’t they?