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Erica Love Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026]
I’m a singer-songwriter from Hokuto City in Yamanashi Prefecture, appointed as a Yamanashi Ambassador and a Hokuto City Goodwill Ambassador.
Her songs focus on themes of love such as confessing feelings, heartbreak, and unrequited love, and are collectively known as “Koku-uta” (confession songs).
This time, we researched and ranked her love songs and popular tracks!
Please take a look.
Erica’s Love Songs: Popular Song Ranking [2026] (1–10)
A Song for Youerica1rank/position
The song “Anata e Okuru Uta” sung by erica has long been loved as a romance anthem that touches people’s hearts.
It’s like a love letter to everyone in love.
The straightforward emotions woven into the lyrics convey, with aching clarity, the pain and poignancy of unrequited love, as well as feelings that overflow.
Erica’s warm, enveloping voice offers exquisite comfort—both as a song that supports confessions of love and as an encouragement through the days of one-sided affection.
Coupled with a heart-pounding melody, it gently gives a push to those in love.
A love I can tell no one abouterica2rank/position
Erica’s song “Darenimo Ienu Koi” (“A Love I Can Tell No One About”) is a masterpiece that delicately portrays the sorrow of an unfulfilled love.
It depicts the painful feelings of secretly pining for a teacher standing at the podium—unable to confess to anyone and enduring those hidden emotions day by day—expressed by Erica through gentle melodies and relatable lyrics.
For listeners who harbor steadfast romantic feelings, this song will be a source of comfort.
Erica’s pure and powerful emotions come through, soothing and encouraging those who listen.
It speaks on behalf of anyone who, even after taking long detours, still cannot forget their teacher, making it an especially recommended track for anyone going through a painful love.
What I want to tell you before graduationerica3rank/position
Erica’s “What I Want to Tell You Before Graduation” is a song that gives a gentle push to anyone thinking about confessing their feelings before they graduate.
That overflowing love for someone special can feel like your entire student life itself, can’t it? Many people have nurtured feelings that grew little by little—through conversations, emails, and all the small moments.
This song portrays the decision to confess those feelings and say, “I want to stay together from now on, too!” It’s a track that will stand by the courage you muster.
I loved (it/you)erica4rank/position
A ballad by singer-songwriter Erica that weaves together the ache of heartbreaking unrequited love and the feelings left unspoken, set to the sound of piano.
The sorrow of a breakup and the pain of parting are delicately expressed through her clear, translucent voice.
Released in November 2015 and included on the album “Koku-uta 2: Things I Want to Tell You Before Graduation,” this song stands by those who have experienced parting, offering the courage to face forward while embracing the pain.
It will gently envelop the hearts of those who cannot accept the end of a romance, or who carry the regret of not having conveyed their feelings before it was over.
Ten Rules of Confessionerica5rank/position
A great song to use for a surprise lyric message that conveys your honest feelings to someone you love is “Kokuhaku 10 Kajō” (“10 Rules of Confession”).
It was released in 2017 by singer-songwriter erica, who has created many romance songs from a woman’s perspective.
If you’re sending messages on LINE to someone you have feelings for, it can be nice to send them in order from the first of the ten rules.
Precisely because this is someone you cherish, the straightforward, love-filled lyrics will help express your feelings.
It’s also a love song that portrays not only the emotions of a one-sided crush but also the stance of facing each other as partners.
Try pulling off your surprise using a song whose lyrics convey the honest feelings you hold in your heart.
To those in long-distance relationshipserica6rank/position
Singer-songwriter Erica, known for her realistic love songs that empathize with women’s feelings, is especially popular among female listeners.
This song—aptly titled “For Those in Long-Distance Relationships”—is included on her 2017 mini album, The 100 Rules of Confession.
In a long-distance relationship, not being able to meet even when you want to becomes part of everyday life, but once a date is set, the excitement leading up to that day is unstoppable, isn’t it? These lyrics are packed tightly with those feelings—won’t many people find them completely relatable?
Public Confession feat. YamaZaruerica7rank/position
A collaboration song by erica and YamaZaru, chosen as the July ending theme for TBS’s “Osama no Brunch.” As the title suggests, it’s a song themed around a public confession of love.
Many people are probably thinking of confessing to their crush on the perfect occasion of Valentine’s Day! Be sure to listen to this song and take courage.
