Boku no Lyric no Boyomi Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Boku no Lyric no Bouyomi – “sub/objective” Music Video

A signature song representing Boku no Lyric no Boyomi.

It’s included on the first album, “Hollow World.” Over a looping guitar phrase, he lays down smooth rap and lets a beautiful melody ring out.

It’s astonishing talent—hard to believe he was only 17 when it was released.

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Boku no Lyric no Bouyomi “Human Resignation (Live)”

The song that really sticks close to a heart that’s fallen ill and become self-destructive is “Ningen Jishoku” (Resigning from Being Human).

It was included as the lead track on Bokunohirari no Bouyomi’s 2018 final album, “Botsuraku.” The lyrics are packed with startling phrases, and I think anyone looking for a “yami song” (a dark, depressive track) will find it deeply affecting.

It presents itself as if it’s offering a formal apology for something, but in truth, it looks down on society… that’s the kind of song it is.

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Sand Planet feat. Hatsune Miku / Hachi (Kenshi Yonezu) - cover [with full lyrics] Magical Mirai 2017 theme song / I tried singing

The lyrics, composition, and arrangement are by Hachi, also known as Kenshi Yonezu.

Bokuno Lyric no Bouyomi sings it, and the audio has been uploaded to Twitter.

Since the original song was very popular, it seems to have generated a lot of buzz.

The arrangement has that distinctive Bokuno Lyric no Bouyomi touch, so it might be fun to compare it with the original.

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Boku no Lyric no Boyomi – “Be Noble” Music Video

From the intro, a cool vibe oozes out—it’s a pretty badass track.

The steps that draw you in, the slightly hazy piano tone—everything is just plain cool.

It’s the kind of song that gets you grooving just by listening.

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Boku no Lyric no Boyomi – “CITI” Music Video

Would this be classified as an upper/uptempo song in the Bokuriri catalog? The beautiful melodies are as consistent as ever, and it feels like a track that would shine live with a strong vertical groove.

The sense of the chords creates a distinctive darkness, offering a glimpse of his uniquely unconventional style.

The repeated chorus keeps looping in your head.

CITI is an abbreviation for “Creatures In the Internet.”

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“13 Reasons Why” Opinion Song / Boku no Lyric no Boyomi

This song was inspired by Netflix’s original drama “13 Reasons Why.” Using the cassette tape—which was a key item in the story—as its motif, the track was distributed as a three-song cassette, making for a unique experiment.

The lyrics reflect the artist’s own interpretation of the show’s message, conveying a sense of anguish.

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Boku no Lyric no Bouyomi – “I’m No Longer Here”

This is “I’m No Longer Here,” the final music video by Bokuriri (Boku no Lycic no Bouyomi), who declared his resignation from artistic activities in January 2019.

The lyrics feel as if he’s speaking to another self within him, questioning, one by one, the impatience and irritation inside.

It ends as though he’s received something and been reborn as a new self.

The content connects directly to Bokuriri’s own resignation.

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