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[Mutual Crush Song] Stuck before confession, not quite lovers!? A love song capturing wavering emotions

We’ve put together a collection of songs themed around “mutual unrequited love”—that in-between state where both people know they like each other, but neither can confess, so it stays one-sided.

If they’re aware of each other’s feelings, they should just confess! You might think so, but instead they fret, get impatient, and keep hoping for some sign—“Could it be…?”—from the other person.

In this article, we introduce a variety of songs: from happy love songs that end with the couple finally getting together, to stories where they like each other but never start dating and it quietly ends as is.

Find the one song that resonates with you!

[Mutual Crush Songs] Stuck Before Becoming Lovers Without Confessing!? A love song portraying wavering emotions (41–50)

Blue Springakane (Otoniae)

Aoharu/Akane (Onriame) [Official MV]
Blue Springakane (Otoniae)

Otoniae’s track “Aoharu” is a 2022 release written and composed by Akane.

The lyrics portray the ups and downs of a protagonist falling in love, expressed with raw, true-to-life emotions.

They capture the fun of laying one’s own romantic experiences side by side—feeling both impatience and heart-fluttering excitement at once.

The purity that seeps in with the arrival of spring and the thrill of ordinary moments turning into a stage for romance are sure to resonate with younger listeners.

The protagonist’s endearingly straightforward way of expressing feelings is also a highlight.

It’s a song that stays close to every heart that wonders, “Could this be something?”

mutual unrequited loveriian

Rii-ann 'Mutual Unrequited Love' feat. Hatsune Miku
mutual unrequited loveriian

Ryian, a Vocaloid producer who also performs as a singer, created “Mutual Crush” in 2021.

Its lyrics, themed around baseball, depict a love story that heats up in step with the progress of the game.

The soft, airy vocals of Hatsune Miku layered over an electro sound are striking as well.

It’s moving to see how, even though they care for each other, they keep missing each other and end up getting hurt.

It’s a Vocaloid track that captures the push-and-pull of romance and the bittersweetness of youth.

As the heartache intensifies, the sound swells into a passionate development—be sure to listen for that, too.

In conclusion

How did you like those mutual-crush songs? A track where they finally confess to each other is an ideal ending for anyone nursing a crush—one that makes you think, “I want it to turn out like this!” It was a heartwarming twist, wasn’t it? Maybe some of you even got the courage to confess. Find the one song you relate to and use it to boost your motivation while you’re in the middle of a crush. May your love come true!