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GLAY Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

GLAY is a rock band from Hakodate, Hokkaido, that began their activities in 1988 and celebrated their 30th anniversary in 2018.

Thirty years is incredible, isn’t it?

Here, we’ve put together a collection of their timeless classics—songs from a band that continues to perform live and produce new music with great energy.

GLAY Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)

BE WITH YOUGLAY36rank/position

Released in November 1998, this was the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Tabloid,” and TAKURO has said the lyrics are his greatest masterpiece.

The overall vocal range of the song is D#3 to C#5, and as it progresses into the latter half, it becomes more characteristically GLAY and the range shoots up significantly.

For the high notes in the latter half, don’t force them in chest voice; until you get used to it, it may be good to practice producing them lightly in falsetto.

Once you’re comfortable and can project with more momentum, you’ll build explosiveness and be able to hit the high notes more comfortably.

In any case, breath volume and explosiveness are crucial.

If you’re focusing only on scoring, starting out by tackling it in falsetto is recommended.

BLEEZEGLAY37rank/position

GLAY / BLEEZE (GLAY EXPO 2014 TOHOKU)
BLEEZEGLAY

GLAY, a rock band with many hit songs.

"BREEZE" is the title track of "BLEEZE ~G4・III~," released in 2014 to commemorate their 20th anniversary and as their 50th single.

The two guitarists, TAKURO and HISASHI, often have clearly defined roles: many people see TAKURO as delivering classic, straight-ahead guitar playing, while HISASHI showcases trickier techniques.

On this track, TAKURO takes the solo, offering a melodic guitar solo that brings out the best in the song.

Blue JeanGLAY38rank/position

Just hearing the sparkling intro conjures up a boundless blue sky and sea, doesn’t it? Released in August 2004, this GLAY number is a summer masterpiece that blends exhilaration with bittersweet longing—perfect for celebrating the band’s 10th debut anniversary.

In the world of its lyrics, one can sense the sweet-and-sour memories of a past love and the faint budding of new feelings sparked by an unexpected reunion.

Widely known as the theme for Esthetic TBC’s commercial, the song debuted at No.

1 on the Oricon weekly chart, marking the band’s remarkable 18th chart-topping single.

It’s a track that will keep you company not only on summer drives, but also when you want to sink into a touch of nostalgia while watching a beautiful sunset.

MERMAIDGLAY39rank/position

The 19th single.

It’s a rock number that prominently features guitar and is performed frequently at live shows.

The drum solo in the middle is cool, and as a performer it demands a high level of skill—many people have probably enjoyed covering it.

Winter Moon Winter StarsGLAY40rank/position

A GLAY song that conveys the chill of winter while kindling a fire in the heart.

Included on the album “FREEDOM ONLY,” the track portrays the anxieties and loneliness of modern society while powerfully singing of human bonds and hope.

Its lyrics strikingly depict the beautiful contrast between a wintry nightscape and the warmth of human feelings.

Released in October 2021, this piece is packed with GLAY’s passion for music.

It’s a heartwarming winter song you’ll want to hear when the cold feels overwhelming or when you want to connect with someone heart to heart.

GLAY’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (41–50)

a Boy ~I’ll never forget~GLAY41rank/position

[GLAY] a Boy ~I’ll Never Forget~ [cover]
a Boy ~I’ll never forget~GLAY

The 10th single was used as the theme song for NHK’s “POP JAM.” It’s a ballad whose simple beat lets the lyrics sink in smoothly.

Unusually, the bassist JIRO handles the backing vocals.

It’s a song that makes you feel like you can live strongly even on your own.

SurvivalGLAY42rank/position

GLAY / Survival (GLAY EXPO ’99 SURVIVAL)
SurvivalGLAY

An up-tempo anthem that represents GLAY, with a growling intro and insanely cool energy, and a standout example of a rare video single.

Released in 1999.

It’s a quintessential GLAY song about living with strength, overflowing with a sense of openness and exhilarating speed—absolutely irresistible! I bet many people of that generation sang it at karaoke.

The lyrics are densely packed, and the rapid-fire parts in the chorus are especially uplifting! TERU’s story about messing up the lyrics is charming, too.

With its dynamic shifts, it’s a fun, fast-paced song that everyone can get hyped to together!