A roundup of songs with titles that start with “Me” (Melody, Merikuri, and more)
Have you ever tried shiritori karaoke, where you connect songs by singing them in a shiritori chain, or song-title shiritori, where you play using only the titles? Surprisingly, it can be hard to come up with “a song that starts with X” on the spot.
So in this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of songs that start with “Me,” to give you hints for shiritori karaoke and song-title shiritori.
We’ve gathered a wide range—from tracks by trending artists to timeless classics—so please use this as a reference and enjoy your karaoke and shiritori to the fullest!
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Songs with Titles Starting with “Me”: Compilation [Melody, Merikuri, etc.] (11–20)
MayNEW!M!LK
Contrary to the refreshing season of fresh greenery, this song evokes a quiet rain falling upon the heart.
It’s included on M!LK’s memorable first album, “Ousama no Gyuunyuu” (King’s Milk), released in November 2017.
Different from their usual energetic and cheerful image, the wistful melody and vocals are deeply moving.
The lyrics delicately depict May rain and emotional fluctuations, revealing a side of the season that isn’t all sunshine.
Though it had no tie-ins with TV or other media, it has been cherished and passed down as a classic among fans.
Why not listen to it on a rainy day drive or on a night when you want to sink into a slightly sentimental mood? This work is sure to gently stay close to your heart.
Maybe NavyNEW!makaroni enpitsu
This is a song by Macaroni Empitsu, a rock band known for its diverse musicality, thanks to its members who graduated from music college.
It was released in August 2016 as a venue-only single and was later included on the mini-album “s.i.n” in February of the following year.
A playful arrangement that incorporates the sound of the sitar and foreign languages rides atop a catchy melody.
The lyrics layer everyday scenes with the language of flowers, and many listeners will likely relate to the wavering feelings of love.
By the way, the iris that appears in the song is a flower that’s at its best around May.
It’s a track you’ll want to play with the windows down during a drive in the fresh, breezy greenery of the season.
With this piece as your BGM, even casual conversation might flow more easily.
Melty Magicpicco
Based in Tokyo under the banner of “Hyper Kawaii Music,” picco specializes in future bass and electro sounds and also serves as the co-manager of the doujin music label NEXTLIGHT.
She began her career as a Vocaloid producer in 2017.
She has provided tracks for numerous popular properties, including Sanrio’s character Kogimyun, Denonbu, and Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.
Hatsune Miku.
Additionally, she received the KORG Award in TuneCore Japan’s contest “V-Con! 2025.” If you’re looking for cute, danceable music, be sure to keep an eye on picco!
MANYOkuda Tamio
It’s an open, comfortable rock tune that feels packed with dreams.
It’s Tamio Okuda’s 20th single, released in July 2006.
Recorded in Los Angeles with top-notch local musicians, the dry atmosphere and thick groove are incredibly cool! It had been performed live and loved by fans since back then, but it wasn’t included on an original album; it was later included on the best-of compilation “Kinen Rider No.
2: Okuda Tamio Single Collection.” It blends Okuda’s trademark humor and warmth, and just listening to it naturally brings a smile to your face.
Perfect for blasting with the windows down on a summer drive, or for when you’re feeling a bit down.
It’s a masterpiece that fills you with energy for tomorrow.
dizzinessDREAMS COME TRUE
An exquisite ballad perfect for spring, portraying a profound sense of loss so deep it makes your body waver.
Created by DREAMS COME TRUE, who continue to lead the Japanese music scene, it’s included on their album THE LOVE ROCKS, released in February 2006.
The song was produced as the theme for the TV Asahi drama special “Ai to Shi o Mitsumete” (“Gazing at Love and Death”).
Miwa Yoshida’s deeply expressive vocals and Masato Nakamura’s minimalist, subtractive arrangement—both mirroring the story’s gravitas—leave a lasting impression.
How about listening to a track that gently accompanies those trying to overcome the pain of heartbreak?
maybeReiko
REIKO is a singer-songwriter born in the Philippines and raised in Aichi Prefecture, with multicultural roots.
Her voice carries a warmth that gently embraces the listener’s heart.
Among her songs, this work—released in October 2025—reveals a new side of her.
Co-created with producer Taka Perry, whose total streams exceed one billion, it blends a soothing chill-house beat with REIKO’s smooth vocals to perfect effect.
It carries a positive message about letting go of everyday struggles and moving toward the future, making it the perfect track for moments of worry or for nights when you want to unwind and relax.
Compilation of songs with titles starting with “Me” [Melody, Merikuri, etc.] (21–30)
MeloriHey! Say! JUMP
An addictive pop tune where the bassline crafts a comfortable groove.
“Melori,” featured as the lead track on the album S say released in November 2025.
Written and composed by MINA, the song centers on the “mellow” emotion that blends nostalgia with bittersweet longing.
Its sound—dubbed “Poison & Pop”—perfectly marries lyrics depicting a slightly heavy kind of love with an irresistibly catchy melody.
The music video, planned by Daiki Arioka, also drew attention; many fans likely felt a rush of youth watching the members play their hearts out.
It’s outstanding as a dance number, too, ideal for times when you want to mimic its catchy choreography and have fun.
A recommended track for anyone who wants to bask in sweet-and-sour memories.