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. Useful for choosing tracks for karaoke or playlists (271–280)
1983S.M.N.
S.M.N.
is a young melodic punk band formed in Fukuoka in 2001.
Although they’re a three-piece made up of high school classmates, their talent is proven—they’ve even supported tours in Japan for famous overseas punk bands.
In January 2006 they released the cover mini-album “Knocking My Soul,” followed by their first full-length “How About It?” in February, raising their profile in the major scene.
Their momentum didn’t stop there: in January 2007 they released the album “What Is Bad To Be Fun!!”.
Kosuke Nishimura, a multi-instrumentalist who handles both bass and vocals, serves as the cornerstone of the band’s sound.
With a driving pace and a positive vibe, S.M.N.
is recommended not only for fans of melodic punk but for all music lovers who want to charge full speed through their youth.
620SHANK
Formed in 2004, SHANK is an elite ska band hailing from Nagasaki.
These days, you can spot their name at just about every punk festival in Japan.
They also host their own festival, BLAZE UP NAGASAKI, held annually in their hometown.
What stands out most about their songs is how stylish they are: meticulously crafted guitar riffs, ingenious drumming, and a piercing, husky voice that’s downright captivating.
Their calm, understated stage banter at live shows also has a unique charm.
Make sure to do your homework and skank hard out there!
A love with you from nine steps apartSHIROSE from WHITE JAM
“A Love Nine Years Apart” is a song whose lyrics are taken directly from a message SHIROSE sent to his partner.
It’s a heartbreak song: the other person already has a new lover, yet deep down he still has feelings…
It portrays that kind of unrequited love.
I think this situation is common in relationships, but it’s truly painful, isn’t it? I hope they can find the strength to move on toward their next love.
Third ChristmasSHOW-YA
A winter ballad by the all-female rock band SHOW-YA that sings of the bittersweetness of Christmas.
Released in December 1988, the song is included on the album “IMMIGRATION,” with lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto and composition by Kyohei Tsutsumi.
While SHOW-YA is known for powerful female vocals and virtuosic playing, this track stands out for its emotional content rooted in heartbreak and parting.
It vividly captures the uniquely sentimental atmosphere of the Christmas season, and when paired with its rock sound, the song’s depth and weight as a ballad truly shine.
It’s a must-listen for anyone who has parted ways with a lover or is hoping to reunite with someone dear.
Memories of November ~Raining Blues~Sing Like Talking
November marks the shift from autumn to winter.
This song beautifully captures that bittersweet mood.
Released by SING LIKE TALKING in January 1989, it’s a medium-tempo ballad notable for its gentle, soothing melody.
The lyrics, which sing of the pain of heartbreak and nostalgia for days gone by, quietly resonate in the heart.
Rain is used as a motif throughout, further accentuating the loneliness of autumn.
The track is also included on the album “TRY AND TRY AGAIN.” It’s best enjoyed on a late-autumn evening, listening to the sound of rain by the window.
It’s sure to fill your mind with autumnal scenes and leave you in a deeply reflective state.
30 yearsSION
Singer-songwriter SION, whom Masaharu Fukuyama deeply admires, hails from Yamaguchi Prefecture.
“30 Years” is a blues number that sings of the days he has lived.
SION’s husky, conversational voice gently envelops you—it’s wonderful, isn’t it? It also gives a soothing sense of comfort that makes you want to keep listening.
What does a span of 30 years mean to you? I’m sure that when you listen to “30 Years,” all sorts of emotions will surface.
It’s impossible to listen without tears.
1! 2! 3! 4! Nice to meet you!SKE48
Released in 2010 as an SKE48 song, “1!2!3!4! Yoroshiku!” expresses a girl’s feelings of love set to a bright, upbeat sound.
With lines like “Confessing isn’t easy” and “Events are important timing,” many girls in love will likely find it relatable.
The song includes spoken lines and call-and-response parts, so it seems perfect for getting the crowd excited at karaoke.
Both the lyrics and the choreography are cute, so be sure to master them and try singing and dancing together with everyone.