[Tearjerker Guaranteed!] A Heartbreak Song Told from a Male Perspective
When you go through a heartbreak, it feels like there’s a gaping hole in your heart, doesn’t it?
I think many people can’t help but carry that heartbreak with them even after some time has passed.
For those of you who feel, “At least when I’m heartbroken, I just want to cry!!,” this article introduces breakup songs from a male perspective that will stay close to your heart.
From lyrics that bring back memories of when you were together to words that express straightforward love for the other person, these are all masterpieces that may move you to tears if you listen right after a breakup.
If we can help ease the pain you’re feeling from heartbreak even a little and help you take your next step forward, we’ll be happy.
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Guaranteed to make men cry! Breakup songs told from a male perspective (91–100)
sayonaraHirai Dai
This is a track by Dai Hirai, known for a sound rooted in surf music.
Although Hirai is also recognized as a ukulele player, this song features a beat-driven sound with an emphasis on guitar tones.
As the title suggests, it depicts a farewell to a loved one and expresses unforgettable feelings toward that person.
The guitar’s rich, spacious timbre is especially striking, evoking the image of trying to send one’s feelings far into the distance.
Effeminate; overly sentimental; being clingy/whiny (context-dependent)Gōruden Bonbā
It’s a song that always gets the crowd going at karaoke, but if you look closely at the lyrics, it’s actually a heartbreak song.
The lyrics are bittersweet—he knows the reality that the girl who said she liked him has fallen for someone else, yet he clingingly can’t let go.
But because the dance and performance are so upbeat that you barely notice, it ends up feeling like a non-serious breakup song.
When I was your manBruno Mars
Bruno Mars is hugely popular now.
As you can guess from the song title, he’s completely heartbroken! The lyrics of this song are really great.
Simply put, while regretting that he was the one who was wrong, he wishes that her next boyfriend will do all the things for her that he himself couldn’t.
It’s that kind of song.
Very mature!
Farewell, my lover175R
The lyrics, which plaintively and sadly sing, “I’m the one who’s leaving, yet I’m the one at fault,” are set to an up-tempo track.
I think this further heightens the emotional impact.
It’s a cover of Masakazu Sakai’s “Saraba Koibito,” arranged in their own style, and it became a hit among young men.
Love songSambomasutā
It’s a song about thinking of a girlfriend who has passed away.
When you think of Sambomaster, you often imagine an up-tempo sound, but they also sang a ballad overflowing with emotion like this.
The vocalist’s tone and delivery further heighten the sense of sorrow.
It’s a song that makes you imagine what it would be like if someone precious to you were to die.
In conclusion
We’ve introduced lots of breakup songs we want men who’ve experienced heartbreak to listen to.
Did you find a wonderful track that feels like it’s by your side? The wounds in your heart may not heal right away, but I’d be happy if listening to the songs featured in this article helped you feel even a little more positive.