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DREAMS COME TRUE Tearjerkers, Songs That Make You Cry, and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

We present a ranking of the tear-jerking masterpieces by DREAMS COME TRUE, one of Japan’s most iconic bands, beloved by many across the nation.

Every song is a real tearjerker, so be careful if you’re listening to them outside.

DREAMS COME TRUE Tearjerker Songs, Cry-Your-Eyes-Out Tracks, and Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)

April RainDREAMS COME TRUE15rank/position

[Karaoke Video] April’s Rain / DREAMS COME TRUE
April RainDREAMS COME TRUE

Released in 1991, this April Rain is included on DREAMS COME TRUE’s fourth album, MILLION KISSES.

I really want you to read the lyrics—it’s a beautiful, tear-inducing song.

It might not be ideal for group karaoke.

I recommend it for solo karaoke.

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If It SnowsDREAMS COME TRUE16rank/position

DREAMS COME TRUE – “If It Were Snow”
If It SnowsDREAMS COME TRUE

This song portrays the aching feelings of wintertime love.

Released in November 2006 as DREAMS COME TRUE’s 37th single, it tells the story of a protagonist who wishes for a miracle and for their feelings to be fulfilled as the snow falls.

Yet in reality, it’s a sleet-filled rain.

The torment of unrequited love is delicately expressed, and the contrast between the sparkling, festive Christmas streets and the protagonist’s inner emotions is striking.

It’s a song that stands by everyone struggling with love.

The lyrics evoke the complex emotions of adult relationships and are sure to resonate.

Recommended for those spending Christmas alone or anyone who has experienced heartbreak.

Why not listen to this track and quietly soothe your heart?

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Don’t forget.DREAMS COME TRUE17rank/position

This is the 10th single by DREAMS COME TRUE, released in October 1991.

It was also included on the album MILLION KISSES, released the following month, which became a huge hit and was certified 2× Million by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.

The lyrics dwell on lingering feelings for a former lover, and the heartfelt plea—“Even if you hate me, please don’t forget me”—is deeply moving.

It’s a ballad that gently wraps the pain of parting.

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