Saucy Dog's Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Saucy Dog won the Grand Prix at MASH FIGHT, an audition hosted by MASH A&R, in 2016.
That victory propelled them into the spotlight of the Japanese rock scene.
The appeal of their music lies in the lyrics written by vocalist Shinya Ishihara, his wistful singing voice, and the catchy, memorable melodies.
Their love song lyrics are especially outstanding, weaving stories that anyone can overlay with their own past experiences.
In this article, we’ll introduce a comprehensive ranking of Saucy Dog’s most popular songs.
From long-time live staples to their latest tracks, this guide will help you get up to speed on their hits!
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Saucy Dog Popular Song Ranking [2026] (21–30)
Even if you wait for a miracleSaucy Dog29rank/position

A bittersweet yet powerful rock ballad by Saucy Dog that portrays love that’s too pure and feelings with nowhere to go.
It delicately expresses the resolve to take a step forward from a passive self that only waits for miracles, as well as intense inner conflict.
Many listeners will likely be moved to tears by vocalist Shinya Ishihara’s emotionally rich singing.
The song was written as the theme for the film “Koi ni Itaru Yamai,” released in October 2025, and was later included on the mini-album “Curry Rice.” Closely tied to the film’s story, this piece will gently nudge the backs of those suffering from unrequited love.
Even as you’re hurt by a reality that won’t go your way, it will soothe your heart as you wish to look ahead.
Stand By MeSaucy Dog30rank/position

Here is Saucy Dog’s heartbreakingly bittersweet graduation song, “Stand By Me,” loved across generations under the nickname “Sausy.” The phrase “Stand By Me” may also bring to mind the classic film of the same name, stirring memories of youth and new beginnings—sweet and a little painful.
The lyrics read like a monologue reminiscing about adolescence, filled with childlike words that spark excitement—secret bases, plots to take over the world, and more.
Hearing those words, you’re made all the more aware of growing up.
It’s a moving song that conveys the feeling, “I want to see you again someday.”
Saucy Dog Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)
ToughSaucy Dog31rank/position

A medium-tempo rock ballad that rides on a relaxed melody, portraying the anxieties and inner conflicts of everyday life.
Included in Saucy Dog’s mini-album “Blue Period,” released in October 2019, this song conveys the struggles of pursuing dreams during the year-end season and a strong will toward personal growth.
Its lyrics delicately capture emotions from dusk into night, paired with emotive vocals that truly stand out.
If you sing it at a New Year’s karaoke gathering, why not do so with a resolve to look back on the past year and set new goals? It’s sure to resonate with friends who share the same feelings.
clumsy personSaucy Dog32rank/position

Saucy Dog is a three-piece rock band that has gained popularity for its relatable, down-to-earth lyrics and soaring high-tone vocals.
The song “Heppoko Man,” which opens the EP Hashiyasume—a collection of bonus tracks—was originally included on their second mini-album, Salad Days.
The lyrics depict the helpless ache of still being in love even when you know the other person doesn’t see you, a sadness that feels all the more unavoidable because no one is really at fault.
It’s a sentimental ballad that also draws attention for featuring drummer Yui Saito on vocals.
SpiceSaucy Dog33rank/position

This is a song written as the theme for the 2025 film Crayon Shin-chan: Ultra Glamorous! Blazing Kasukabe Dancers.
The track was created by Saucy Dog, a rock band hugely popular among young listeners.
The piece features a refreshing, nostalgic sound that evokes a free-spirited heart unafraid of childhood mistakes, and brings back the scenery you saw while taking the long way around.
It gently affirms that even the hardships of life are precious spices that color who you are.
Vocalist Shinya Ishihara reportedly read the film’s script and drew on his own childhood while creating the song, and that straightforward sincerity really comes through.
It’s sure to resonate with every adult doing their best each day.
You and GyozaSaucy Dog34rank/position

A refreshing sound filled with kindness and positivity leaves a strong impression.
The lyrics, which weave everyday little worries together with gyoza, really resonate.
The idea of expressing the anxieties and conflicts of a long-distance relationship by paralleling gyoza and the weather is brilliant.
Released in July 2022, this track is included on the 6th mini album “Sunny Bottle” and was also used as the theme song for the short drama “Jokyo Yell.” It’s recommended not only for those troubled by the distance between themselves and their partner, but also for anyone feeling worn out by daily life.
It’s a charming song that gently lifts your spirits.
Tobacco and coffeeSaucy Dog35rank/position

A Saucy Dog track that gently nestles into the brisk late-autumn air.
This song was written and composed by drummer Yuika Seto, who also takes on vocals.
It captures the subtle emotions of anxiety about the future that arise within a peaceful life with a loved one, and the quiet wish to cherish the present nonetheless.
The tender vocals and acoustic tones wrap you in a sentimental mood.
Why not give it a listen when you want to treasure those ordinary moments with someone special, or on a long autumn night when you feel like quietly reflecting?


