Abe Mao’s Cheer Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

I’ll destroy every part of the me you want.Abe Mao11rank/position

Mao Abe – I’ll Destroy Every Part of Me You Want (Official Lyric Video)

A song by singer-songwriter Mao Abe, who debuted in 2009.

No matter where we live, we tend to worry about others’ eyes and expectations, but this track feels like it could blow all those concerns away.

With a driving tempo and lyrics packed with what she wants to say, it’s an exhilarating number that leaves you feeling refreshed.

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Let’s each start walkingAbe Mao12rank/position

Mao Abe – Let’s Each Start Walking [Official Music Video]

Mao Abe always captures raw emotions so well, whether it’s through love songs that stay close to the heart or upbeat tracks that lift you up.

Her song “Sorezore Arukidasou” is less a breakup song and more a “post-breakup” song—perfect for someone who’s ready to open a new door.

The lyrics reflect on a past boyfriend and past love, acknowledging one’s own shortcomings, engraving it firmly as a page in memory, and then saying, “Let’s move on!” as both people step forward onto new paths.

There are surely many who share the same situation and feelings.

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utatane

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Mao Abe – Free [Official Music Video]

As a song that colors the heated battles of basketball, the power anthem “Furii” is indispensable for awakening players’ fighting spirit.

Characterized by Mao Abe’s signature powerful vocals, the track radiates energy that ignites a heart on the verge of giving in.

Used for basketball practice or game-day support, it can boost team unity along with overflowing passion.

“Furii,” which summons the courage to take on challenges, resonates with basketball fans across generations.

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Mao Abe – Lonely [Official Music Video]

A signature song by Mao Abe.

It was featured in a commercial and enjoys high popularity.

It expresses the loneliness of not being able to meet someone you want to see, sung with a bright voice and an unforgettable melody.

When the chorus lifts up a key, let your own feelings burst out too!

The world still doesn’t know you yet.Abe Mao15rank/position

Mao Abe – The World Still Doesn’t Know You [Official Music Video]

As the day of the entrance ceremony approaches, your heart can be filled with nerves and anxiety, right? “The World Still Doesn’t Know You,” released by Mao Abe in 2012, is a song that lets you feel hope for a brand-new future.

Written as the theme song for NHK’s “Spring Navi” campaign, its lyrics—expressing honest feelings—became a hot topic.

The song, which teaches the importance of making an effort, is full of kindness and compassion.

Listening to the powerful vocals and lively rhythm makes it impossible not to feel excited about your new life!

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To move forwardAbe Mao16rank/position

To move forward

This song portrays the feelings of a woman who overcomes the pain of heartbreak and tries to take a new step forward.

The lyrics delicately depict her lingering attachment to her ex and her wavering emotions, while conveying the strength to stay true to her resolve to value herself.

Released in May 2024, the track is included on Mao Abe’s 15th-anniversary album, “NOW,” and drew attention through a collaboration with the manga “Kimi o Wasureru Koi ga Shitai” (I Want a Love That Forgets You).

It’s a must-listen for anyone who wants to face forward even while carrying the pain of heartbreak.

The message that resonates in your heart will surely give you the courage to take that next step.

Song of Shyness ~I’d be happy if you could relate~Abe Mao17rank/position

A Song for the Shy — It’s about how I’d be happy if you could relate

Rather than the meaning of life, it’s a song that shows, through examples, what it means to “live.” Even if you think you’ll manage on your own in your heart, you can’t lie about the feeling that, in the end, you’re waiting for someone.

Don’t try to do it all alone.

You are not alone.