Mrs. GREEN APPLE’s Most Popular Karaoke Songs Ranking [2026]

avoid noteMrs. GREEN APPLE71rank/position

Mrs. GREEN APPLE – Avoid Note

Written specifically for the first best-of album “5,” “Avoid Note” takes its name from a musical term meaning a note that should be avoided because it interferes with other sounds.

Set to an exhilarating rock tune, its cynical lyrics may make many listeners feel as though the song is calling them out.

Although the melody spans a wide range and sits in a high key, it often moves stepwise, making it easier to sing if you adjust it to your own key.

With lyrics that feel satisfying to hear thanks to their rhyme-like construction, it’s a modern rock tune.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Lumberjack ClockMrs. GREEN APPLE72rank/position

Kikoridokei

Mrs.

GREEN APPLE’s lyrics depict the passage of time and the struggles of life, and they really resonate with the heart.

This track is included on the album “TWELVE,” released in January 2016.

It’s a song that Motoki Ohmori wrote when he was in middle school, and you can feel both the purity of youth and a deep sense of insight.

It carries a message of treasuring the “now” while never forgetting hope for the future.

Combined with the band’s pop-rock sound, it makes for a pleasantly listenable track.

It’s a recommended song for anyone who wants to relate to the feelings and worries of their youth.

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Kudari

A masterpiece that delicately portrays deep emotion, loneliness, and sadness, it sets abstract states of mind—such as the fragility of human relationships and the resignation that comes with growing up—to a beautiful melody.

Included on releases like the 2015 first album “Variety,” the song is characterized by emotive lyrics that convey the weight of the words, carried by poignant piano and guitar lines.

Clearly distinguishing between the more matter-of-fact delivery in the verse and the parts sung along the melody will add contrast and a stylish feel.

In the chorus, using falsetto effectively to bring out a sense of wistfulness seems like a good approach.

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Kubota Mami

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Zenmai

This is a track included on the major debut mini-album “Variety,” released on July 8, 2015.

It features a refreshing tone and distinctive three-part chorus harmonies by members Hiroto Wakai, Ryoka Fujisawa, and Motoki Omori.

The overall vocal range of the song is quite wide at C#3–D#5, with the range gradually rising from the A melody into the chorus.

Since the song itself has a light, airy feel, the chorus should work fine in either chest voice or falsetto.

If you sing with resonance focused forward from the very start, you’ll likely find the high notes easier.

Try to aim for a thinner, more streamlined tone.

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Kubota Mami

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Mrs. GREEN APPLE “New My Normal” Official Music Video

After a 1 year and 8 month hiatus, Mrs.

GREEN APPLE made a fresh start.

This song feels like their new theme song.

Reading the lyrics, you can sense that they overcame the negative experiences and inner conflicts they likely faced, and that they’re poised to shine again.

Omori’s overwhelming vocal power and soaring high notes are, of course, fully intact.

This song, which sings of the anguish, suffering, and hope that only those who push forward can know, will stand by your side and cheer you on.

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Kanako

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The song that blooms in the fieldsMrs. GREEN APPLE76rank/position

Nonisakuuta

Noni Saku Uta, included as the coupling track on the second major single “Samama Festival!”, features a lively ensemble with memorable piano tones and a positive message that brightens your mood just by listening.

Since the key is relatively low and the vocal range isn’t wide, it should be easy to sing even for those who aren’t very confident in their singing.

However, because the melody has a fast rhythm and many interval leaps, be sure to learn it thoroughly before attempting it at karaoke.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Mrs. GREEN APPLE – Public

A hidden early gem included on their first full-length album, “TWELVE.” Written by Motoki Omori when he was a second-year high school student, it’s a song with a strong message that has been cherished and performed since their indie days as a trump card at live shows.

Loved as a philosophical piece that sharply depicts the duality of human nature and the “public/common” aspects of society.

The track itself is up-tempo, with a feel of delivering the lyrics one by one.

In the chorus, singing with constant emphasis may help you hit the high notes more effectively.

Listen to the band sound and try singing with your whole body, keeping a lively groove.

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Kubota Mami

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