Dreams Come True Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Baptism of the morning sunDREAMS COME TRUE92rank/position

DREAMS COME TRUE 5) Baptism of the Morning Sun (by DAS) Live in Osaka 2006 DoriCam.mp4

DREAMS COME TRUE is a musical duo that envelops listeners with songs built on grand themes.

Known for their versatility across genres, they’re loved by a wide range of generations.

“Baptism of Tomorrow,” included on their 2004 album DIAMOND15, was created as a follow-up to their smash hit “The Battle Is on Friday.” It’s a jazzy track driven by a brisk band sound.

Many listeners will relate to the lyrics, which portray adult romance with realism.

If you’re interested in an after-story or sequel to the classic Friday-themed song, definitely give it a listen.

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Future Sketch II – DOSCO prime Version –DREAMS COME TRUE93rank/position

Future Sketch II – DOSCO prime Version – / DREAMS COME TRUE

The much-talked-about DREAMS COME TRUE version of the “Kanpo Life Dream Wonder! Campaign” commercial.

Because it’s a campaign offering luxurious prizes like concert tickets for DREAMS COME TRUE, their signature song “Mirai Yosouzu II” is prominently featured.

The atmosphere of being enveloped in great love and a sense of security that the song carries may be a perfect match for the image of insurance.

The universal and overwhelming presence of DREAMS COME TRUE manages to leave a striking impression even in a 15-second commercial—remarkable as ever.

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Sunken Ship Monkey GirlDREAMS COME TRUE94rank/position

DREAMS COME TRUE – The Sinking Ship’s Monkey Girl (from URAWAN 2012 Live Ver.)

A song that portrays a heartbreaking breakup by likening it to a sunken ship on the ocean floor.

It was included on the album “DELICIOUS” and released in March 1995.

Miwa Yoshida’s delicate vocals and Masato Nakamura’s sound blend beautifully, skillfully conveying the sensation of sinking into the deep sea.

The imagery of memories vanishing like “bubbles,” and the metaphor of a “monkey girl,” are striking, conveying a sense of loss and sorrow.

This piece is a song that symbolizes DREAMS COME TRUE’s musical evolution.

It’s a track that stays close to your heart when you want to heal the pain of a breakup or when you’re feeling the grief of losing someone important.

We will keep on living ♡DREAMS COME TRUE95rank/position

DREAMS COME TRUE – “We Will Go On Living ♡”

This song is a collaboration by DREAMS COME TRUE as part of the 30th anniversary of Pocari Sweat, and it was written specifically for this commercial.

That year, they collaborated with Pocari under the name “Dori × Pocari” and held a special live performance.

The sky through my glassesDREAMS COME TRUE96rank/position

DREAMS COME TRUE – The Sky Through My Glasses (from DWL 2015 Live Ver.)

DREAMS COME TRUE, who broke through in the ’90s and are still at the forefront today, have many iconic mid-tempo numbers, and this track is surely one of them! It’s a song that brilliantly expresses self-acceptance and growth.

Included on the 1992 smash-hit album “The Swinging Star,” its popularity is such that, despite not being released as a single, it can be considered one of DCT’s signature works.

The lyrics are striking, overlaying the world seen through glasses with the inner landscape of the heart.

The melody, where tenderness and wistfulness coexist, is carried by Miwa Yoshida’s soaring vocals, giving you the courage to face yourself.

It’s a truly wonderful song with a universal theme that anyone can relate to—especially those who wear glasses, of course.

Read the skyDREAMS COME TRUE97rank/position

DREAMS COME TRUE – Reading the Sky (from DWL 2015 Live Ver.)

A poignant ballad that entrusts bittersweet love and hope for the future to the sky, resonating deep in the heart.

Released in January 2006 as the B-side of the single “Nando Demo,” it was also included on the album THE LOVE ROCKS.

You’ll be captivated by the world crafted through Miwa Yoshida’s emotionally rich vocals and Masato Nakamura’s beautiful arrangement.

It’s the perfect song for gazing up at the sky while thinking of someone special or reflecting on your own feelings.

Be sure to listen to this work, packed with the charm of DREAMS COME TRUE, under the night sky.

Where the rain endsDREAMS COME TRUE98rank/position

DREAMS COME TRUE – The Place Where the Rain Ends (from URAWAN 2016 Live Ver.)

DREAMS COME TRUE, who have delivered many iconic songs that symbolize the J-Pop scene of the Heisei era, released “Ame no Owaru Basho” in 1993 as a double A-side with “go for it!” The song’s melancholy style is one of DCT’s strengths, linking rain-drenched scenery with aching emotions.

Its portrayal of an adult romance where true feelings and reason stand face to face is exquisite—you feel as if you’re being swept away.

If there’s someone you can’t forget, this will surely resonate deeply.

In step with the increasingly intense band sound, you’ll find your excitement impossible to contain.

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KEI

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