Songs with titles that start with a number. Useful for karaoke or playlist selection.
Can you think of any songs whose titles start with a number?
There are titles made up of just numbers, and plenty where numbers are followed by Japanese or English words.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole range of songs with titles that start with numbers.
Feel free to use this as a reference when creating a playlist of “songs that start with numbers” or when choosing songs for karaoke.
It might also be fun to collect your favorite tracks that start with each number from 1 to 9!
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Songs with titles that start with numbers: A reference for karaoke and playlist selection (211–220)
100% skaGELUGUGU
THE GELUGUGU is a ska band formed in 1996 in Ikeda City, Osaka Prefecture.
As one of the Kansai region’s leading ska punk and ska-core bands, they helped support the ska punk boom alongside groups like POTSHOT.
You can hear their strong commitment to sound in the weighty, aggressive tones of the rhythm section and the thick ensemble of the horn section.
While the distinctive vocals and overall sonic character immediately grab your ear, they also faithfully carry on the quintessential ska vibe—light, fun, and breezy—conveying a deep respect for ska and a proud identity as a ska band.
Their live shows feature MC segments delivered like manzai comedy duos, which is another unmissable charm.
Armed with proven ability, including major-label experience, they remain a ska band that continues to reign in Kansai.
September in FebruaryGOOD ON THE REEL
This song, “September in February,” is included on the five-piece rock band GOOD ON THE REEL’s second album, Schrödinger no Futari, released in 2011.
Even though “February” is in the title, it says “September”… you can’t help but think, wait, what? (laughs).
The title begs for a playful jab, but the lyrics are deeply poignant—a mid-tempo number about someone you can’t forget.
It’s a track that can make your heart ache when you listen to it while thinking of someone important you’ll never see again, not just in a romantic sense.
8 Pieces, Op. 84: No. 4, AdagiettoGabriel Fauré
Set in E minor and written in triple meter, this exquisite miniature features a delicately woven melody whose refined beauty, played with gentle intimacy, resonates deeply.
Premiered in 1902 by Ricardo Viñes, it is one of the works included in the album “Eight Pieces, Op.
84.” Unfolding at a slow tempo marked Andante molto moderato, the piece develops through elegant variations centered on a melody placed in the middle voice.
Its calm atmosphere and tasteful harmonic progressions are striking, offering a full taste of the graceful allure of French music.
Because it does not impose excessive technical demands, it is recommended for those who wish to refine their expressive command of French repertoire or explore new horizons in classical music.
Songs with titles that start with numbers. A reference for choosing songs for karaoke or playlists (221–230)
Eight Pieces, Op. 84: No. 7, JoyGabriel Fauré
The lively melody created by sixteenth-note triplets marked in 6/8 time gives the impression of expressing pure joy.
Written in C major, this piece was completed in 1902 and premiered the following April at the National Music Society by Ricardo Viñes.
Its beautiful sonority—woven from smoothly flowing lines and delicate harmonic progressions—conveys the elegance and refinement characteristic of French music.
With its warm tone and approachable rhythmic patterns, this work is enjoyable for anyone with a basic foundation in piano performance.
Why not savor its graceful melodies and exhilarating rhythms and experience the charm of French music?
366 daysGoose house
It’s a performance with a small ensemble—male lead vocal and piano, plus two female backing vocalists—but the male vocalist’s singing is unbelievably powerful.
His falsetto is especially beautiful, and even with the piano playing few notes, its expression fills every space.
It makes you feel that you don’t need fancy gear or a top-notch studio—if the singer has the talent, that’s enough.
Highly recommended!
20 SECONDSHEY-SMITH
It’s a high-energy short tune of about a minute that gives you a boost every time you listen.
The sound is packed with the driving momentum unique to ska punk—so cool.
The lyrics capture a young person’s anxiety: “There’s so much I want to do, but not enough time,” which is instantly relatable.
It’s included on the album “14 -Fourteen-,” released in January 2011.
Perfect when you want to deliver a message that hits home in a short time, or to wrap up a karaoke session when you’re short on time.
2nd YouthHEY-SMITH
Since forming in 2006, Osaka-based ska punk band HEY-SMITH has drawn attention for their distinctive sound that fuses punk with a wide range of genres, including ska and metal.
Their melodious songs, featuring a horn section, grip listeners’ hearts and don’t let go.
Centered around Shuhei Igari, each member is unique and compelling.
Their powerful musical style—blowing away society’s sense of stagnation and the gloom of everyday life—comes highly recommended for many rock fans.