T-BOLAN Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

These feelings I can’t hold backT-BOLAN11rank/position

T-BOLAN [Uncontainable Feelings] with Lyrics

I was already in love with this voice.

I remember always borrowing tapes from my older brother to listen.

It’s such a cool voice.

I remember listening while imagining who was singing and what kind of person they were.

I was smitten with the voice and my heart would race.

HOW DO YOU FEEL?T-BOLAN12rank/position

T-BOLAN / HOW DO YOU FEEL?

T-BORLAN’s singles are great, of course, but their coupling tracks are also full of outstanding songs you can’t take your eyes off.

They’re nostalgic, and even now I feel they’re really good.

This song is a timeless masterpiece that I want to keep listening to, and the lyrics are great, too.

It’s a straightforward kind of song you don’t really find in this day and age, and that’s what makes it good.

Crossed Wires of Pure InnocenceT-BOLAN13rank/position

T-BOLAN “Misaligned Pure Heart” LIVE

This is “Mismatched Innocence,” released just one month after the previous single, “Uncontrollable Feelings.” The gap was so short that I remember both songs being on the charts at the same time.

It was used in a commercial for AXIA cassette tapes.

Since it was 1993, it really makes you feel the era when there were still ads for cassettes.

The composer is Tetsuro Oda.

Naturally, the song is fantastic as well.

MariaT-BOLAN14rank/position

Get the video for T-BOLAN “Maria”

This is T-BOLAN’s 12th single, “Maria,” released in 1994.

The fact that many of their songs start with the chorus might be a hallmark of T-BOLAN.

The sound is quintessentially ’90s, and when I looked into it, it seems that T-BOLAN, WANDS, and ZARD—artists who defined the ’90s—were on related record labels, so perhaps that’s why their production styles were similar.

Lapis-colored sighT-BOLAN15rank/position

T-BOLAN

A track included on T-BOLAN’s third original album, “SO BAD.” In T-BOLAN’s lyrics, words like “omae” (you) and “aitsu” (that guy/that person) are used quite often.

That might be a distinctive feature of T-BOLAN.

The song was composed by Tetsurō Oda.

With its intense guitar and synthesizer sounds, it has a distinctly ’90s feel.

Heart of GoldT-BOLAN16rank/position

T-BOLAN「Heart of Gold」LIVE

A gem of a ballad that shines as brightly as T-BOLAN’s biggest hits and has been cherished by fans for years.

Imbued with Arashi Moritomo’s life philosophy, this song conveys a pure, unwavering conviction that gently warms the listener’s heart.

Originally released in December 1991 as the B-side to the classic “Hanashitakunai,” it was later reborn from its synth-forward original into a softer, mellower arrangement and re-released in March 1996 as one of a double A-side single.

This version was also used as the ending theme for Olympic Quiz: Moero! Atlanta-Ō.

When you want to remember the things that truly matter—so easily lost amid the noise of everyday life—this song will surely stay close to your heart.

Muddy EpilogueT-BOLAN17rank/position

T-BOLAN “Muddy Epilogue” LIVE

From their fourth album, HEART OF STONE, this is “Dorodarake no Epilogue” (Muddy Epilogue).

It’s also the title of Arashi Moritomo’s only book.

There may be cool jobs like rock band members or celebrities, but it feels like it’s telling us that everyone starts from the same place, nothing really sets us apart, and I’m no different either.

The sound is characteristically T-BOLAN—great song.

Rose-colored Femme FataleT-BOLAN18rank/position

Rose-Colored Femme Fatale T-BOLAN

This is a song included on their second album, “BABY BLUE.” The lyrics are by Arashi Moritomo, and the music is by Tetsuro Oda.

Around this time, T-BOLAN seemed to have many songs not about straightforward, ordinary love, but rather romances with a certain shadow to them.

That slightly mysterious allure might be one of the band’s defining colors.

LOVET-BOLAN19rank/position

T-BOLAN「LOVE」MV

LOVE is T-BOLAN’s 11th single.

It’s a wonderful love ballad, but it seems pretty difficult for karaoke.

T-BOLAN’s lyrics sing about love from a male perspective, expressing straightforward male feelings, and it’s nice that they don’t come off as too corny.

They’re an artist that also speaks for that “let me act a little cool!” side of a man’s heart.

10 Years Love StoryT-BOLAN20rank/position

T-BOLAN / 10 Years Love Story

Opening quietly with the gentle tone of an acoustic guitar, this love song features Arashi Moritomo’s whisper-like vocals that resonate deeply.

The straightforward lyrics, pledging to walk side by side even ten years from now, are enough to make your heart swell just by listening.

As the song progresses, drums join in and the arrangement unfolds dramatically, as if their love is growing deeper and more certain over time.

This track was included as the B-side to the single “Ai no Tame ni Ai no Naka de,” released in November 1995.

Thanks to its high level of craftsmanship, it has long been cherished among fans as a hidden gem.

Listen to it on a night when you’re talking about the future with someone special, and it will surely remind you of the bond you share.