Unrequited love songs to listen to in March. Spring love songs.
In March, the graduation season, many people may be wondering whether to confess their feelings or not.
Some of you might be thinking of giving up without confessing because your paths are diverging or you’re set to move out of the prefecture.
In this article, we’ve gathered songs about unrequited love that we want you to listen to in this season of partings—March.
They’re all songs that anyone in love can surely relate to, so if you’re looking for tracks that “link with how you feel right now,” try searching this playlist.
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Unrequited love songs to listen to in March: Spring love songs (51–60)
Graduation PhotoArai Yumi
A masterpiece woven from a gentle singing voice that stays close to the heart and lyrics that gracefully portray nostalgia for days gone by.
Featured on the album “COBALT HOUR,” released by Yumi Arai in June 1975, this song delicately expresses life and change after graduation.
It lyrically spins memories of a cherished person who lives on forever within the warmth of reminiscence.
It was also selected as the theme song for Fuji TV’s drama “Sotsu Uta” and the film “Watch with Me.” A heartwarming encouragement song to listen to in times of sorrow or at life’s crossroads.
Because we’re friends.Ochiai Wataru
School days are packed with memories, and the moment of parting is both beautiful and tinged with melancholy.
Wataru Ochiai’s “Tomodachi Yakarane” captures those emotions richly.
With its warm melody, it portrays everyday life at school and farewells with close friends, celebrating the strength of their bonds.
Sweeping away the anxiety of growing distant, this song conveys an unchanging connection, making it especially moving when listened to alongside graduation-season memory videos.
Its sincere lyrics give listeners courage and hope, serving as a cheer to take a new step forward.
Cherry blossom seasonEXILE ATSUSHI
While thriving as the lead vocalist of EXILE, ATSUSHI also actively pursues solo activities.
“Sakura no Kisetsu” is one of his staple graduation songs.
The lyrics are crafted for someone dear to him.
It’s a distinctive piece with abstract lyrics that could even be interpreted as a song about unrequited love.
Word(s) / Words of language / Utterance (kotonoha)EVE
Eve’s “Kotonoha” portrays layered emotions with a refreshing touch, gently reaching the listener’s heart.
It’s a song that brings back the bittersweet memories of youth as you approach the milestone of graduation.
As you listen, the freshness of unrequited love, the struggle before confessing, and the lingering ache will remain with you over time.
It’s a ballad that encourages you to take a brave step and voice the feelings you’ve kept in your heart on graduation day, offering a gentle push to wavering hearts in love.
Surely, you’ll find the words to express your own precious feelings too…
Unrequited love songs to listen to in March: Spring love songs (61–70)
Goodbye, AliceFlower
This song is sung from a male perspective, expressing the poignant wish, “I don’t want to break up.” It was released in 2015 by Flower, a dance-and-vocal unit that, sadly, disbanded in 2019.
Even when two people start dating because they love each other, sometimes one person’s feelings drift away before you even realize it.
There are many who put on a brave face and accept the breakup, yet are still hung up on it inside, or who have watched mutual love suddenly turn into painful unrequited love.
The wish you can’t say out loud—this song speaks it for you.
When times are tough, give it a listen.
Senpai.HoneyWorks meets TrySail
“Senpai,” a collaboration between HoneyWorks and TrySail, as the title suggests, features lyrics crafted with a crush on an older schoolmate in mind.
For anyone actually in love with a senior at school, it’s an irresistible song.
Although it’s about unrequited love, the melody is bright.
The Door to TomorrowI WiSH
“Asu e no Tobira” by I WiSH is a staple graduation song.
It also drew attention when it was used as the theme song for the dating reality show “Ainori.” The song portrays a warm romance—from meeting, to dating, to wishing to stay together forever.
Even couples find it harder to see each other as often once graduation comes, unlike during their school days.
But you still want to keep walking toward the future together! This song inspires you to take graduation as an opportunity to reaffirm those feelings to your partner.
Hoping your relationship continues long after graduation, give this track a listen together!
