[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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[Songs of May] Uplifting Cheer Songs & Touching Mother's Day Songs (71–80)
Farewell in MayInoue Yosui
When we think of the season of farewells, March usually comes to mind, but this song is aptly titled “May Parting.” It was included on Yosui Inoue’s 1993 album UNDER THE SUN and was used in a Kirin Beer commercial at the time.
It depicts the scene of two people parting—beautiful and sorrowful—yet it’s a love song that deeply resonates.
You can feel the pleasant, refreshing climate of May, but the sense of melancholy steadily seeps in.
It’s a moving, highly recommended track.
Even if, even ifRyokushokushakai
Some of you might be looking for a pep song to blow away the May blues.
If so, let me introduce “Tatoe Tatoe.” It’s a track Ryokuoushoku Shakai wrote specifically as a theme song for a high school baseball tournament.
The lyrics are a cheer for those who feel like they’re about to be overwhelmed by hardship.
Inspired by baseball fight songs, its driving sound gives you a powerful push forward.
It could be a great song to send to a friend feeling down from the May blues.
RealizeMelody.
It’s a bright, uplifting song.
While it carries the softness and lightness of a woman’s touch, the lyrics firmly give you a push forward.
It’s a song that not only moves you, but also lifts your spirits when you’re stuck and helps you take that first step.
Map of the FutureMi
It’s a song I suddenly feel like listening to in early spring (around May).
Originally, it was popular during graduation season, but I find myself remembering it amid the scent of spring and the warmth as we head from spring into summer.
Despite its bright melody, it’s a mysterious song that moves me to tears when I listen to it.
Reasonless new daysSOPHIA
It’s a song that became the theme for the High School Soccer Championship.
With its powerful push and strong vocals, it’s not only moving but also a song that gives you the courage to take a step forward.
It might be nice to shed some tears as you remember your youth.
A bouquet of flowers with loveSuperfly
This song, often heard in various scenes like weddings and graduations, is a must as a moving, heartfelt track.
Just like its title, “A Bouquet with All My Love,” it’s perfect for expressing gratitude, and it lets you feel many kinds of love—romantic, friendship, family—big, encompassing love.
It’s the kind of song that, when you’re feeling a bit worn out by everything, gently warms you from the bottom of your heart.
It’s also a song you’d quietly gift to someone growing tired of their new life.
Everything will become my strengthkuzu
Kuzu is a song duo by Hiroyuki Miyasako and Tomomitsu Yamaguchi, a parody of the group Yuzu.
Though they were born out of a comedy show, both members have such strong vocals that it was hard to believe comedy was their main profession, and every song they released at the time became a hit—even an album was released.
Their song “Subete ga Boku no Chikara ni Naru” (“Everything Becomes My Strength”) was, of course, a major hit as well.
It’s an empowering track with bold, straightforward lyrics, and each line sinks deeply into your heart—an inspiring, moving song.