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Mao Abe Love Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Mao Abe’s songs are wonderful, with straightforward and very cute lyrics.They range from heartbreaking to blissful.She’s incredibly good at putting a woman’s feelings into words, so I recommend her to both men and women.This time, it’s a ranking of Mao Abe’s popular love songs.
Abe Mao Love Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
I want to be your lover.Abe Mao1rank/position
Just from the title, you can feel the burning passion—this is one of Mao Abe’s signature love songs.
Released as a single in August 2009, it’s said to be based on her real experiences from when she was in high school.
Wanting to know everything about the person you like, yet being afraid to ask because you don’t want them to dislike you—this song vividly portrays that frustrating, lovestruck tug-of-war.
Listen to it, and that heartbeat-skipping feeling of waiting for a text reply will come rushing back.
It’s a track that gives you a strong push when you need the courage to take a step forward.
Stalker’s Song: 3rd Block, Your HouseAbe Mao2rank/position
Abe Mao’s “Stalker no Uta ~3-chome, Your House~” grabs your attention from the title alone.
Sung with her clear, expansive voice in such a bright, breezy way, the word “stalker” creates a chilling gap—and that very contrast makes the song even scarier.
The backstory of how the phone number and address were learned, and the meticulous records of it all, are hair-raising; it’s one of the quintessential songs that comes to mind when you think of “stalker.” I can’t help but worry: when will this guy realize who she really is?
Every dayAbe Mao3rank/position
Abe Mao’s third single, “Itsu no Hi mo,” is the one that really hits home with lyrics that convey the feeling of “I want to be with you no matter what happens.” Upon its 2010 release, it was selected as the ending theme for the Fuji TV variety show “Ethica no Kagami: Kokoro ni Kiku TV.” In 2020, a piano-and-vocal version titled “Itsu no Hi mo ~MY INNER CHILD Ver.~” was also released digitally.
How about using it as the BGM to make a once-in-a-lifetime proposal a success?
I want you.Abe Mao4rank/position
This work candidly portrays the single-minded feelings toward someone you love, along with the anxiety and heartache that come with them.
It’s a song included as the B-side to singer-songwriter Mao Abe’s single “Itsu no Hi mo,” released in January 2010, and it was later selected for her best-of album “Abe Mao Best.” It expresses a complex love that holds both a deep affection willing to accept everything about the other person and a fear of losing them.
If you use its lyrics as a playful surprise, you’re sure to make someone’s heart skip a beat.
Try sending its straightforward lines—ones that seem to speak the inexpressible emotions inside you—one by one over LINE.
Why not listen to this moving love song that can give you the courage to confess your feelings, even when you’re inclined to be timid?
What I want to conveyAbe Mao5rank/position
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.”
Until I fall asleep tonightAbe Mao6rank/position
Singer-songwriter Mao Abe.
Her song “Konya wa Nemuru made” is a ballad notable for its striking breaks where the performance stops on a dime.
In the A section, these breaks appear repeatedly, making it feel as though the music is expressing a love that has been cut off.
Then, shifting from that mysterious atmosphere, the chorus pours out a heartfelt inability to forget a former lover with a beautiful melody.
In particular, the transition to falsetto in the higher notes is incredibly smooth, and that polished vocal delivery is moving enough to bring you to tears.
lonelyAbe Mao7rank/position
Long-distance relationships are built on patience.
There are so many things you just can’t control—wanting to meet but not being able to right away, wanting to call but not being able to because your schedules don’t match.
Mao Abe’s “Lonely” is a cute song that expresses the outburst of feelings from someone who can’t take the distance anymore.
Filling the emptiness of not being able to see your partner with someone else is a common long-distance trope, but the protagonist of this song has no one in her mind but him, so she just can’t help wanting to see him.
If a couple shares this much love, their long-distance relationship is sure to work out, right? Why not play this song when you want to sweetly tell him how much you want to see him?
