SUPER BEAVER Popular Song Ranking [2026]

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radio waves

It is included as the fifth track on the album “Kofuku Kido,” released in 2009 by Sony Music Direct (Japan) Inc.

It’s a dramatically scaled medium-tempo ballad that portrays a scene of love many have experienced: waiting in the corner of a room for a message from a departed lover.

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pan

This is a song included on the two-disc mini album “Shinkei,” released on November 5, 2008.

The song depicts the feeling of being overly concerned about how others see you—even disliking that tendency—yet also recognizing there are things you only noticed because of those very gazes.

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SUPER BEAVER "how are you?" ~ "A Modest Thing" LIVE

This song, which was used as an insert track in the film Solanin starring Aoi Miyazaki, is included on the 2010 album SUPER BEAVER, whose title is the same as the band’s name.

It’s a track that feels like you’re facing your indecisive self, digging deep and observing yourself objectively.

Everyone has times when they want to retreat into their shell, and this is a song I’d recommend listening to in those moments—one that I hope will save you.

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utatane

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Goodbye, and thank you.

This song, included on the landmark album “Kōfuku Kido” (“Happiness Orbit”), resonates with listeners through lyrics and melodies that are uniquely SUPER BEAVER.

It delicately depicts farewells to the past and feelings of gratitude, reflecting a self swaying between dreams and reality.

Released in November 2009, it’s the album’s longest epic at 5 minutes and 30 seconds, notable for lyrics that read like an unfiltered stream of thoughts.

Offering deep insights into each moment of life, this piece is perfect for those who’ve experienced parting or who hold treasured memories close to their hearts.

It’s also recommended for anyone searching for a song that lingers in the mind.

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Dr Pepper

It is included as the seventh track on the album “Kōfuku Kidō,” released in 2009 by Sony Music Direct (Japan) Inc.

It’s an energetic, melodic punk-like track with an upbeat melody that fizzes like the carbonation in Dr Pepper.

The “you” that appears in the lyrics can be interpreted, depending on the reader, as either an old male friend or a former lover.

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refrain

This is a song included on the third mini-album, “SUPER BEAVER.” The intro kicks off with a slapped bass, and the subsequent development gives off a funky vibe.

The lyrics are also striking, conveying the anguish of unwanted thoughts spinning around in your head that you wish you could forget.

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Earth's axis

This is a hard, up-tempo track included as the fourth song on the 2009 album “Happiness Orbit.” The lyrics are written around themes of Earth’s environmental issues and social problems.

It plays on the double meaning between seismic intensity and the heart-shaking “heart intensity,” resulting in a thought-provoking piece.