GLAY Love Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

HOWEVERGLAY1rank/position

GLAY / HOWEVER

GLAY’s “HOWEVER” is a masterpiece that carries the heartfelt sentiments of TAKURO, who wrote both the lyrics and music, singing of themes of yearning and renewal.

While lamenting how late the two lovers met, it conveys a strength and tenderness that makes them treasure the present all the more—moving the listener deeply.

Released in November 2000, it also drew attention as the ending theme for the drama “Ryakudatsuai: Abunai Onna” (“Stolen Love: Dangerous Woman”).

It’s a song that gently stays by the side of those who can’t move forward while holding deep feelings for someone they love.

If you’re suffering in love, it will surely soothe your heart.

Together forever…GLAY2rank/position

Together forever…

“I want to walk through this long life together with you.” It’s a moving work steeped in pure love.

The song is by GLAY, a hugely popular band that has once held the world record for concert attendance, and it was released in 1995 as their fifth single.

Perhaps it’s TERU’s mature vocals that make each and every word sink in.

It makes you want to cherish the person by your side even more.

It’s one of the great love ballads, highly popular as a wedding song.

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Araki Jakkan

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SOUL LOVEGLAY3rank/position

GLAY / SOUL LOVE

A refreshing love song that portrays the anticipation of a new romance beginning with the arrival of spring.

The protagonist experiences a sudden, fateful encounter, and as their interactions deepen, the song carefully depicts the evolving emotions of discovering ways to live—like how to spend sleepless nights and the importance of human connection.

Released in April 1998, the track was also used as the campaign song for Kanebo Bronze Love ’98 Summer and was included on the album “pure soul,” released in July of the same year.

Its gently enveloping melody and hope-filled lyrics evoke the fluttering excitement of the start of love that everyone has felt.

It’s a must-listen for anyone looking to make a fresh start and embark on a new romance.

BELOVEDGLAY4rank/position

GLAY / BELOVED

A track released as the lead single from GLAY’s timeless masterpiece “BELOVED,” which came out in 1996 and became a million seller.

Some of you may also recognize it as the theme song for the drama “A Summer Proposal.” It’s a ballad that begins with gentle acoustic guitar tones and draws you in with a majestic intro.

While looking back on the road traveled and singing about the future, the song also resonates with the regret of not being able to face a relationship sincerely.

Sometimes we part ways because we can’t properly express our feelings, right? Embracing both the bittersweet memories and the painful moments, we keep moving forward, believing we’ll meet again somewhere.

Its warmth, which encourages such a new beginning, brings tears to your eyes.

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KEI

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JealousyGLAY5rank/position

[PV] GLAY / Jealousy

A jealousy-themed song from GLAY, whose sexy vocals are irresistibly appealing.

The standout feature is without question the coolness of the chorus.

The blend of sexiness and swagger is captivating.

The music video is crafted with a musical-theater flair, making it highly engaging as a visual work as well.

It’s cherished among fans as one of GLAY’s hidden gems.

A person who loves springGLAY6rank/position

GLAY / A Person Who Loves Spring

The warmth of spring that finally arrives after harsh cold feels a bit like hope in life, doesn’t it? GLAY’s song is a heartwarming number that overlays the changing seasons with the preciousness of love.

Included on the classic album “BELOVED,” released in November 1996, it also became widely known at the time as the theme song for Mitsubishi Motors’ Pajero Jr.

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Its straightforward message about the meaning of living and loving gently embraces the anxieties of lovers parting ways at graduation.

Even on nights when you can’t meet, it makes you believe that, like the spring that will surely come, your hearts are always close.

As we welcome this season of new beginnings, why not listen closely while wishing happiness for someone dear to you?

A Million KissesGLAY7rank/position

GLAY / One Million Kisses

I wonder how people first learned to express love—how it sprouted and grew.

Maybe it’s through actions.

With no one to teach me, I still can’t explain why I met you, or why I came to love you.

Since I don’t know the reason, I want to give you a million kisses and share even more, and love you gently.