[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 Partner – Make-Up Songs (51–60)
Tightly.mosao.
Gaining popularity through social media, singer Mosa wo.
is especially loved by younger generations for heart-fluttering love songs.
As its title suggests, the song “Gyutto.” is a track that makes you want to hold the one you love tight.
I’m sure many people long for this kind of romance and see it as ideal.
When we fight, it’s easy for resentment to grow and anger to well up.
But listening to this song might just melt those feelings away and make you think about apologizing, don’t you think? Try making up with this love song that lets you feel the simple joys of everyday life.
while cryingInaba Hiroshi
This is a song I want him to listen to after we’ve had a fight and made up.
I think it’s good once in a while for him to know what I (as his girlfriend) was feeling during the argument—how hard it was, how sad I felt.
It’s a song that expresses the emotions of why I wanted to make up because of how things were, so I’d really like men to listen to it.
What I want to conveyAbe Mao
This song, by singer-songwriter Mao Abe, gives you a straightforward push with plain, unadorned words.
As the title suggests, it sings, “If there’s something you want to tell someone important to you, say it out loud!” If you storm out after a fight with your partner, listening to this track might help you cool down a bit.
It reminds you of the importance of honestly voicing feelings like “I’m sorry” and “Thank you for everything.”
forestHY
When you truly love someone deeply and think about them, there are so many things that aren’t easy to put into words.
I know that, but sometimes it still makes me feel a little lonely, so when we make up with a kiss and you hold me, it feels like the haze in my heart starts to melt away.
[Love Songs] Songs to listen to when you’ve had a fight with your partner: Make-up songs (61–70)
Let’s hold hands and go home.Makihara Noriyuki
A bittersweet love song about gazing at another girl during a date, which your partner notices and gets sulky about.
Don’t worry—I love you, so please cheer up, the singer pleads.
It’s a track by singer-songwriter Noriyuki Makihara, included on the 1997 album “Such a Lovely Place.” Despite its stylish turns of phrase, the song conveys a down-to-earth sincerity—just what you’d expect from him.
Given the theme of the lyrics, it may resonate especially well with students.
Lovers’ quarrel in ParisSazan Ōrusutāzu
With rhythmic lyrics and a light, breezy melody.
As the title suggests, it’s about a “lovers’ spat”—the kind of quarrel that “even a dog wouldn’t bother with,” and after making up, the two will probably be more lovey-dovey than ever.
Even in the middle of a fight, listening to this song somehow lightens the mood and makes it feel like the couple can easily get through their rough patch.
cactusPorunogurafiti
With lovers, precisely because you care, your own ego and your feelings for the other person pile up and can even lead to fights.
So even when you argue, you really do love them.
This is one of those songs that reminds you of that important truth.