MONGOL800 Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Don’t worry be happyMONGOL8008rank/position

Live: Don’t worry, be happy

MONGOL800’s “Don’t worry be happy” is a song that gives you a solid boost just from the title.

It’s the first track on their debut album, “GO ON AS YOU ARE.” Although it was released in 2000, it’s still very popular among fans, and it often closes out live shows and encores.

It’s a highly recommended song that gives me so much energy and lifts my spirits—I’ve lost count of how many times it’s helped me.

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A flower blooming atop contradictionsMONGOL8009rank/position

A flower blooming atop contradictions

MONGOL800 is a band from Okinawa.

Formed in 1998, they have captivated many listeners with a simple yet heartfelt sound.

In particular, the song “A Flower Blooming on Contradictions” from the album MESSAGE is, as its title suggests, a work that artistically portrays the contradictions of war.

Accompanied by its melody, the song’s poignant message resonates with listeners of all ages.

In difficult times, its powerful words underscore the importance of peace, making it well worth listening to so that even generations unfamiliar with war can feel its weight.

Listen to this song as a lesson from history that repeats, and as a wish for peace.

AyayaMONGOL800×WANIMA10rank/position

MONGOL800 × WANIMA “Ai Miyabi” Official Music Video

A gem of a duet infused with sincerity and deep affection.

Released in June 2022 by MONGOL800 and WANIMA, the work embodies the musical affinity and friendship between the two bands.

The lyrics weave together gentle Okinawan landscapes with urban scenes, expressing a powerful desire to connect hearts beyond the physical distance from loved ones.

The track is included on a split EP featuring five songs, alongside energetic activities such as filming a music video in Okinawa and a nationwide tour.

Its warm message—that hearts remain connected even when far apart—invites listeners to reaffirm their bonds with one another.

Himeyuri ~Poem of the Lily~MONGOL80011rank/position

"Okinawa Memorial Day" Himeyuri ~Himeyuri Poem~ / MONGOL800

This is a song by MONGOL800, a rock band from Okinawa.

It speaks to the tragedy of war—something we must not forget not only as people of Okinawa but as Japanese.

It honors the many victims of the 1945 Battle of Okinawa, including a tribute to the Himeyuri Student Corps, often called the “tragic maidens.” The song carries a message that no matter how much time passes, we must not erase this tragedy as something of the past; instead, we must pass it down as a real event that truly happened, not a distant memory.

Perhaps it is a piece that prompts us to reflect on how sorrowful war really is.

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Dreams come trueMONGOL80012rank/position

MONGOL800 "Dreams Come True"

This song, Mongol800’s “Yume Kanau,” sings about hope in a very straightforward and positive way.

It’s included on their second album, MESSAGE, released in 2001, which achieved extraordinary sales.

Every track on the album is a classic, but this one stands out for its positivity and for the solid foundation beneath that positivity—its message really hits home.

It’s also a must-play that gets the crowd absolutely pumped at live shows.

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Omouta ~Thinking of Parents~Kiyosaku (MONGOL800)13rank/position

Omouta ~Thinking of Parents~

As the title suggests, it’s a message song that expresses gratitude to one’s parents.

Created by Kiyosaku, the bassist and vocalist of the rock band MONGOL800, it was released in 2020.

The warm, richly textured sound pairs perfectly with Kiyosaku’s unadorned vocals, letting the emotions woven into the lyrics reach your ears just as they are.

You might find yourself thinking, “I’m usually too shy to say it, but next time I see my parents, I’ll make sure to thank them properly.”

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I’ll beMONGOL80014rank/position

MONGOL800 / I’ll be

I’ll be, a heartwarming song by MONGOL800, features lyrics that cheer on everyone in love and a calm, gentle melody.

Performed as a wedding entertainment piece or during a proposal, it’s sure to move people and wrap the moment in an even happier atmosphere.

With a simple chord progression well-suited to solo accompaniment, it’s approachable even for beginner guitarists.

For that once-in-a-lifetime special moment, try expressing your message of love through music.