[Love Songs] Songs to Listen to After a Fight with Your Partner — Make-Up Songs
When you’re in a relationship and truly facing each other earnestly, there are times when you end up arguing.
But the tricky part about fights between lovers is that, precisely when you argue, it can be hard to be honest.
So in this article, we’re introducing love songs to listen to when you’ve had a fight, all centered on making up.
These songs are filled with the struggle of not being able to be straightforward, and with overflowing affection.
As you listen, memories from the early days of your relationship will come flooding back, and you’ll surely feel like expressing your true feelings.
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[Love Songs] Songs to listen to after a fight with your lover—make-up songs (71–80)
HappinessAI
An AI mega-hit loved across generations for its emotionally resonant vocals that linger with listeners and its lyrics filled with positivity.
The warm message—that just seeing the smile of someone you love gives you the strength to keep going—offers the courage to make up and reconcile.
HappinesChe’Nelle
A smash hit by the artist Che’Nelle, renowned for love songs woven with a beautiful, mesmerizing voice and delicate vibrato.
This ballad conveys the feeling of loving your partner more than anyone else in the world, and it’s a classic that helps you remember your happy days together when you’ve had a fight.
Lion HeartSMAP
A smash hit by the idol group SMAP, whose many unforgettable masterpieces have captured popularity not only in Japan but overseas as well.
It’s a ballad that vows to protect a loved one forever, a song that helps you remember the promises you made together when you have a fight.
[Love Songs] Songs to Listen to After a Fight with Your Partner – Make-Up Songs (81–90)
You’re My Only Shinin’StarNagayama Miho
The song was written and composed by Toshiki Kadomatsu.
Even though he’s a man, the lyrics are so heartrending that you can’t help thinking, “How does he understand a woman’s feelings this well?” If someone stays by your side no matter how selfish you are, you’d want to stay by such a wonderful person forever, wouldn’t you?
I like you.Shimizu Shota
A major hit by artist Shota Shimizu, whose uniquely distinctive high-tone voice weaves love songs acclaimed both in Japan and abroad.
It’s a ballad that reflects on realizing the importance of a lover only after a fight, and it’s a classic you’ll want to listen to when you want to make up.
RunningJO1
No matter how fierce the arguments get, somehow we make up before we know it… I really admire that kind of relationship with a lover.
This is the debut single by the male idol group JO1, released in 2020.
It’s an advanced electronic tune that conveys a grand, expansive worldview.
And the lyrics—saying that just having you by my side gives me strength—are truly wonderful.
When your emotions are running high because of a fight, listening to this song will surely help you calm down.
Speaking of whichMatsuura Aya
“So Ie Ba,” a song by Aya Matsuura included on the 2002 album First KISS.
As time passes in a relationship, arguments tend to increase, and the long phone calls and casual chats you had at the beginning start to fade, don’t they? In this song, a woman who feels a growing distance from her partner admits she still loves him; although they’ve fought, she hopes they can make up and spend time together again like they did when they first started dating.
