[May Songs] Uplifting Cheer Songs & Moving Mother’s Day Song Collection
May is the month when we finally get used to the new life that started in April, and the long holidays have come and gone.
Many people may be feeling down from loneliness.
It might be a season when you miss the friends you used to spend time with every day and the family who supported you.
So this time, we’re introducing uplifting songs perfect for May and touching songs that are just right for the month of Mother’s Day.
We hope this article leads you to a song that speaks to your heart.
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[May Songs] Uplifting Cheer Songs & Touching Mother's Day Song Collection (61–70)
MayHata Motohiro
This is a heartwarming song crafted by Motohiro Hata, depicting a journey to visit a lover’s hometown with a warm, comforting vocal tone.
The gentle sound of the acoustic guitar, along with a pure desire to learn about the place where the other person was born and raised and to understand their past, resonates deeply through its tender melody.
The track is included on the album “Signed POP,” released in January 2013.
If you find yourself reflecting on a loved one’s past and wanting to know and understand them more, be sure to listen to it on a quiet night at a relaxed pace.
It will surely wrap you in a warm, comforting feeling.
bewildermentGLAY
It’s a song by GLAY that portrays someone struggling and suffering.
Even people who tend to shy away from GLAY for being too intense will find it easy to listen to and moving.
Beyond the music itself, the message prompts a lot of reflection, making it a uniquely thought-provoking track.
Hymn to MotherMetis
One of the classic songs for Mother’s Day that many people love is “Haha Sanka” (“Mother’s Hymn”).
It’s a song Metis wrote specifically for her own mother.
While recalling her childhood days living with her mom, she expresses her gratitude throughout the lyrics.
A key point is the blend of a danceable reggae groove with simple string instrumentation.
Thanks to that, it’s perfect for conveying appreciation without getting overly sentimental.
Since it features many straightforward expressions of thanks, singing it at karaoke to get your feelings across is a great option, too.
MOTHERSEAMO
“MOTHER” is also cherished as a classic Mother’s Day song.
It’s performed by the rapper SEAMO.
The lyrics look back on childhood memories and convey deep love and gratitude to his mother.
His gentle vocals and rhythmic flow are sure to move you to tears.
Enjoy it together with the drama-style music video featuring Shiro Tsubuyaki; it will help you feel the song’s message and worldview even more.
Watching it together and expressing your thanks would be a lovely idea.
At least this / Just this (one thing)WANIMA
WANIMA is a band that reigns as a source of courage and energy, beloved not only by kids but across a wide range of ages.
Their passionate Japanese lyrics carry a strong message, so it’s no wonder they’re popular with all generations.
Many of you may have heard their song “Kore Dake wa,” which was also featured in a McDonald’s commercial.
It’s catchy and fast-paced, yet when you listen to it during the stresses of a new chapter in life, it really resonates—a moving song that might even bring you to tears.
Friendgagaga supi
Gagaga SP are a leading force among Japanese punk bands.
Their songs are often rugged, fiery, and deeply moving, and “Tomo yo” (“My Friend”) is another passionate, subtly tear-jerking anthem.
Everyone has an unforgettable youth—even if it wasn’t glamorous, there were meaningful exchanges with friends you’ll never forget.
This is a friendship song that can instantly bring back those glittering days, even if nothing particularly special happened.
It’s a track that really hits home when you’re worn out by a new phase in life.
TrainKetsumeishi
It’s a cheer song about running toward dreams that suit the spring season.
That said, it’s filled with messages we especially want people to hear who are struggling with relationships while chasing their dreams.
Even so, the strong will to keep running makes it a moving song.