Saucy Dog's Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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Saucy Dog "Someday" MUSIC VIDEO

Released in 2017, this heartbreak hit surpassed 400 million total streams as of March 2026.

Based on vocalist Shinya Ishihara’s own experiences, its beautifully painted scenes, lyrics depicting a bittersweet farewell, and a conversational melody resonated with listeners; it was also performed on THE FIRST TAKE in 2021.

Saucy Dog is extremely popular among teenage students and is sung in voice training by both boys and girls.

Since the singing style in the chorus is completely different from the rest of the song, be careful not to sing them the same way.

The key to the chorus is to really open your throat and project your voice fully.

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Saucy Dog “Yui (Knot)” Music Video <4th Mini Album “Take Me” Released on 2020.9.2>

A song by Saucy Dog that vividly captures the restless, fidgety feelings from a male perspective and the slightly awkward atmosphere of a new relationship.

It was released in March 2020 and included on the mini-album “Take Me,” which came out in September of the same year.

The anxiety and jealousy born from being mutually in love—and therefore not wanting to lose the other person—tighten your chest, especially when mixed with the exhilaration of summer.

Yet the song also expresses deep affection for a partner who accepts that clumsiness, along with a warm resolve to build a future together, which makes your heart feel at ease as you listen.

If you play it on a summer evening spent together, you’ll surely be reminded of how precious you are to each other.

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Saucy Dog “Enchanted” Music Video

It’s a gentle, heartwarming mid-tempo number that makes even the time spent apart feel precious.

The down-to-earth words spun by vocalist Shinya Ishihara softly portray a bond that transcends physical distance, like nights connected by video calls.

Released for streaming in March 2022, the song was written as the theme for ABEMA’s romance show “Koisuru ♥ Shumatsu Homestay 2022 Spring.” It was later included on the mini-album “Sunny Bottle,” becoming a beloved staple in their live performances.

Give it a listen on nights when you miss a partner you can’t easily see, or when you want to cherish the small, everyday conversations with your loved one.

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Saucy Dog “Would I Say It’s Too Late Now?” Music Video <4th Mini Album “Take Me” Released on 2020.9.2>

This is an unflinchingly honest unrequited love song from a male perspective, depicting lingering feelings for an ex and the truths left unsaid.

It stares straight at one’s own immaturity, and the deep regret that only becomes clear with time is conveyed vividly in down-to-earth, true-to-life language.

Vocalist Shinya Ishihara’s earnest voice quietly grips your heart, making you empathize with the tangled emotions of holding on to a finished love.

The track is included on rock band Saucy Dog’s album “Take Me,” released in September 2020.

Though it had no specific tie-in, word of mouth and live performances have kept it beloved by many listeners over the long term.

For those who can’t move forward when reminded of past relationships, or who still carry words they never managed to say, this song will gently, softly stay by your side.

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Saucy Dog “Cinderella Boy” Music Video <5th Mini Album “Lazy Sunday” Released on 2021.8.25>

Saucy Dog is a three-piece rock band drawing attention for their down-to-earth, story-driven lyrics and an emotional high-tone voice.

The song included on their fifth mini-album, “Lazy Sunday,” is a heartrending love song known for being the first time Shinya Ishihara wrote lyrics from a woman’s perspective.

The lyrics, which overlay the complex feelings of being unable to leave despite realizing the other’s betrayal with the moment Cinderella’s magic fades, are deeply moving.

Released digitally ahead of the album in August 2021, the track sparked buzz as many cover videos were posted.

It’s a number that, when performed on a school festival stage, is sure to unite the venue in a wave of emotion.

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Saucy Dog “Ah, geez.” Music Video

This is a song by the three-piece band Saucy Dog that captures the delicate emotions of a woman with an unrequited crush.

It portrays her elation and despair in response to the other person’s suggestive behavior, as well as the anxiety and self-loathing she falls into while waiting for a reply on LINE.

Featured in collaboration with Morinaga’s DARS and as the theme song for the drama “Dekinai Futari,” the track boldly sings of a resolve to drown in love.

It’s a must-listen for anyone who can’t hold back their feelings for someone they like.

Why not listen to this song and find the courage to take a step forward?

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Saucy Dog “Contact Case” (from LIVE DVD & Blu-ray “YAON de WAOOON,” recorded at Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall on April 30, 2019)

Just as you cherish and tuck away mementos, you want to gently store the pain of heartbreak in your heart.

This Saucy Dog song resonates with that feeling.

The bittersweet ache of waiting, somewhere inside, for someone who will never return, softly echoes over a calm melody.

Included on the album Salad Days, this track has been soothing the hearts of those who’ve experienced heartbreak since its release in May 2018.

Each time you notice traces of memories etched into everyday things and feel the warmth of those days again, this is a song that quietly stays by your side.