JUDY AND MARY Heartbreak Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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Judy and Mary – Blue Tears

This song by JUDY AND MARY beautifully captures the cold winter night sky and the ache of unrequited love.

Released in November 1993, it conveys a world where distant memories and lingering feelings intersect, carried by delicate melodies.

収録アルバム『J・A・M』に含まれ、その後2006年の映画『シムソンズ』の主題歌に選ばれました。1996年からはフジテレビのバラエティ番組『めちゃ×2イケてるッ！』のエンディングテーマとしても使用されました。寒い夜をひとりで過ごすときも、胸に秘めた想いに向き合うときも、この曲はきっとあなたのそばにいてくれるでしょう。

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JUDY AND MARY | Freckles [Sobakasu] (1996)

This is the ninth single by JUDY AND MARY, a four-piece rock band that greatly advanced the category of female-vocal bands in the J-POP scene and has been eagerly awaited for a reunion ever since their 2001 breakup.

The song was used as the opening theme for the TV anime Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story, and it’s the band’s only track to top the Oricon charts and achieve million-seller status.

Its brisk shuffle beat gives it a power that blows away heartbreak, making it a breakup song perfect for spring—a season of farewells but also fresh starts—that sweeps away sad feelings.

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Hoshino Takashi

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JUDY & MARY WARP TOUR FINAL ~Part 2~ LOLLIPOP Only One

This is a song included on Judy and Mary’s final album, WARP.

The sound and free-spirited feel of “Lollipop” somehow lift your spirits.

You can sense something quintessentially Judy and Mary—perhaps because it reflects the path the band has taken.

It also seems to resonate with those precious days spent with a loved one.

Parting is painful, but beyond that there’s hope that leads to the future.

It’s a breakup song that leaves you feeling positive.

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KEI

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Classic Judy And Mary with lyrics [Hearty Cynic]

This song feels incredibly good, with sections that build excitement more and more leading up to the pre-chorus, and a chorus that comes in beautifully and naturally.

YUKI’s charismatic, mellow singing style evokes a truly heartrending emotion.

The track length and the chorus repeats are both satisfying—this is what you’d call a masterpiece.

The song “Omedetou” is included as a coupling track, and it’s a masterpiece too!

You are alive.JUDY AND MARY5rank/position

"You're Alive" with lyrics — JUDY AND MARY MIRACLE NIGHT TOUR 1996

This is a song included on the album “MIRACLE DIVING,” released in 1995.

We usually want heartbreak wounds to heal quickly, but YUKI-chan sings that she wants them to remain.

Because if they heal, she’ll forget him—she’ll forget the happy days… She wants to forget, but doesn’t want to forget.

I feel like those conflicting emotions are what’s expressed here.