[Upbeat Breakup Song] Love songs and anthems that give you the courage to take a new step forward
When you go through a breakup, your chest throbs with pain.
Right after parting ways, the damage feels especially heavy, and you lose the motivation to do anything.
In this article, we’ve selected love songs that empathize with the feelings of heartbreak, as well as uplifting anthems that help you regain a positive outlook.
When it’s tough, don’t push yourself—try letting your emotions out while listening to songs that resonate with your heart.
If you face it earnestly, it will surely lead to what comes next!
May your love bloom once again…
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Until we meet againHirai Dai
A song by Dai Hirai filled with the ache of parting and the hope of reunion.
It delicately portrays emotions that shift with the changing seasons, resonating with many listeners.
Released in February 2015, the track is also included on the album “Slow & Easy.” It’s a song for anyone who has experienced a farewell with someone dear, or who holds someone far away in their thoughts.
Dai Hirai’s gentle voice is sure to stay close to your heart.
the first strong spring wind21 seiki, aijō busoku
A breakup song that leaves an impression with its contrast between an up-tempo, youthful rock ’n’ roll sound and bittersweet lyrics.
It’s a track released in April 2023 by 21st Century, Aijou Busoku, a rock band from Fukuoka.
The freshness of comparing the end of a romance to an expiration date and the concrete imagery make it highly relatable.
You can feel the poignant sense of memories fading as the cityscape changes, as well as the lingering desire to keep waiting.
Even with some sharp turns of phrase, the song’s message gently stays by your side with natural emotion, and it somehow leaves you feeling clear, uplifted, and forward-looking!
Tomorrow, again[Alexandros]
![Tomorrow, again[Alexandros]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qVDgV2JQydk/sddefault.jpg)
With its refreshing melody and vocals, Yohei Kawakami’s voice feels like it could lift the gloom after a heartbreak.
This song, which was also used in a Clorets commercial, features Masaki Okada—who appeared in the ad—as a cast member in the music video.
When you’re heartbroken and weighed down by dark feelings, with days overflowing with tears and harsh words, it’s only natural to want to run away.
Even so, if you can manage not to forget your smile, tomorrow might change.
Lyrics that carry that kind of hope seem to gently stand by those who are right in the middle of heartbreak and sadness.
That wonderful love once moreKitayama Osamu, Katō Kazuhiko
“Ano Subarashii Ai wo Mou Ichido” (“Let’s Have That Wonderful Love Once More”) is a famous song with lyrics by Osamu Kitayama and music by Kazuhiko Kato, released to the public under their two names.
It continues to be sung by people of all ages, a timeless classic that you can’t help but hum along to.
Many different artists have covered it.
Invincible GirlfriendŌhara Sakurako
The ones who cheer on a girl’s love life the most are, after all, her girlfriends she can talk to about anything, right? This is a track by Sakurako Ohara filled with those reliable cheers from such friends.
It’s included on the album “HAPPY.” The lyrics give you pure energy, telling you to forget past heartbreaks and go for your next love! When you’re heartbroken, it’s easy to sink into gloom, but getting encouragement like this can bring back a bright, positive feeling.
“You’re definitely cute, so you’ll be fine!”—it might feel a bit embarrassing to hear, but when someone says it to lift you up, it honestly makes you happy.
Rainy BlueTokunaga Hideaki
Although it’s been nearly 30 years since its release, it’s still a timeless masterpiece.
The lyrics are actually quite dark, but Tokunaga’s soothing voice seeps into a heart that’s battered and worn out.
More recently, it’s also become well-known thanks to a cover by EXILE’s ATSUSHI.
The time I spent with youMoriguchi Hiroko
Amazingly, Moriguchi had a strong admiration for entertainment from a young age and eagerly participated in events like singing contests.
In her teenage years, she belonged to a group called School Mates and worked as a backup dancer.
She took many auditions but kept getting rejected.
Placing second in one competition led to her debut.
She made her debut as an idol singer by performing the later opening theme song for the renowned anime Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam.