Songs with titles that start with “Pe” (page, paper, paint, etc.)
In this article, I’ll introduce a bunch of songs whose titles start with “Pe.”
I hope this will be useful in various situations, such as playing shiritori using song titles, doing “shiritori karaoke” where you link songs together like in shiritori, or choosing tracks for playlists like “songs with titles that start with the P row sounds.”
We don’t usually search for songs that start with a specific character, so you might discover tracks you haven’t encountered before.
I’d be delighted if you find a favorite song here and it helps with your shiritori games, karaoke sessions, or playlist making.
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Songs with titles starting with 'Pe' [page, paper, paint, etc.] (81–90)
PETENSHI × ITSUKA (Charisma.com)Akko Gorira
This track by the girls’ rap rising star, Akko Gorilla, features lyrics that satirize today’s trend of so-called “woke/aware” types.
From the idea that a “natural” makeup look is actually anything but natural, it’s full of real-life issues only a woman could sing about—sure to resonate.
petrichorInnā Jānī
Inner Journey is a rock band led by Sara Kamoshita, whose vocals carry a nostalgic charm.
A perfect recommendation from their catalog for July is “Petrichor.” The title refers to the smell that rises from the ground after rain.
Released in 2021 as their fifth single, it’s also included on the EP “Kaze no Nioi” (Scent of the Wind) from the same year.
The lyrics, which recall a relationship that began in July, are poignant and emotional.
If you happen to go through a breakup in July, try singing it at karaoke with friends to clear your head!
penguinkyū
“Even a bird that cannot fly keeps moving toward the future.” It’s an R&B-style ballad that conveys a strong will.
This is the debut work of Vocaloid producer Q, released in June 2023.
Its relaxed tempo and gentle synth sounds are soothing.
The catchy melody and Miku’s innocent-sounding vocals are also wonderful.
And of course, the real charm of this song lies in its lyrics.
Channeling such emotional feelings into the single word “penguin”—that choice is brilliant.
Penis JAPANgurūpu damashii
This song is characterized by edgy lyrics and a provocative title.
Its satirical take on Japanese society, delivered with a sense of humor, sparked conversation.
It’s one of Group Tamashii’s signature tracks, included on their November 2005 album TMC.
A crowd-pleaser at live shows, it creates a strong sense of unity with the audience.
Sharp social critique and comedic expression are perfectly balanced, showcasing Group Tamashii’s unique musicality.
Enjoy this track that combines sharp wit with high-level musicianship.
It depends on the setting, but if you sing it with your guy friends, it’s sure to get some laughs.
Con artist rockZa Kuromaniyonzu
The 15th single “Con Artist Rock,” released in 2016.
A staple at live shows and festivals, it’s a killer rock tune that takes the excitement to the max.
From Hiroto Kōmoto’s masterfully played, insanely good blues harp in the intro to the beat, the guitars, and the melody—everything just rips and oozes cool.
It’s a track that lets you revel in the blazing rock of Japan’s punk legends, who never seem to lose their edge—in fact, it might just make you think they’re sharper than ever right now!
