ZARD Karaoke Popular Song Ranking [2026]

OH MY LOVEZARD15rank/position

ZARD – oh my love (Full cover)

Included as the first track on ZARD’s fifth original album, “OH MY LOVE.” A refreshing sound that makes you feel the dazzling sunlight, clear and transparent vocals, and lyrics that unfold a pure emotional landscape! A radiant love song that leaves you feeling fresh and gently wistful.

Take me to your dreamZARD16rank/position

Take me to your dream

A translucent ZARD ballad where the chill of a winter night intersects with the exhilaration of the New Year.

Originally included in December 1994 as the B-side to their 13th single “Anata o Kanji-te Itai,” this roughly five-minute, pleasantly mid-tempo masterpiece builds gently and quietly.

City nightscapes and apartment scenes unfold alongside the words “Happy New Year,” and hopes for the year ahead are carefully woven in Izumi Sakai’s tender, ear-pleasing lyrics.

Later featured on the album “ZARD BLEND II ~LEAF & SNOW~,” it has continued to be cherished as part of a winter selection.

It’s perfect for spending a calm stretch from New Year’s Eve into New Year’s Day, or for choosing a heartwarming track at gatherings with relatives and friends!

Just a little more… a bit more…ZARD17rank/position

ZARD A Little More, Just a Little More… [live]

The 9th single “Just a Little More…” was used as the ending theme for the TV drama Lullaby Detective ’93.

Its lyrics, which depict a forbidden romance, brim with a heartrending poignancy, heightened by the lyrical melody and ensemble.

The song is easy to sing thanks to its narrow vocal range and relaxed tempo, but you need to be careful not to miss the pitch, as the chorus starts abruptly on a high note.

If you sing it calmly, it’s a number that feels great to perform even at karaoke, so why not give it a try?

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Christmas timeZARD18rank/position

ZARD Christmas time ZARD Version

It’s a sanctified-sounding track where Izumi Sakai’s crystalline vocals resonate beautifully.

The chime and handbell motifs woven throughout evoke a Christmas atmosphere.

Although it’s a song about heartbreak, the ethereal imagery and emotional depictions lend it a certain romantic quality.

Goodbyes still dwell in my heart even now.ZARD19rank/position

Farewell still resides in my heart.

It was released in 1995 as ZARD’s 16th single.

It was chosen as the theme song for our film series “Reiko Shiratori de Gozaimasu!” and reached No.

1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

You can feel the resolve to look at heartbreak positively by retracing the places filled with memories of him.

It’s a song that gives strength with lyrics about sorting through those memories and graduating from him.

I want to feel you.ZARD20rank/position

I want to feel you / ZARD

The 13th single “Anata o Kanji Te Itai” (“I Want to Feel You”), used as the commercial song for NTT DoCoMo’s pager “Palfee V.” Its sentimental lyrics evoke a long-distance romance, and together with the song’s translucent sound, they truly move the heart.

The key rises in the chorus, so some caution is needed, but the melody is simple and relaxed, making it relatively easy to sing at karaoke.

It’s a pop tune with a brisk ensemble that conjures winter scenes.

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canaryZARD21rank/position

canary

The song “Canary,” included as a coupling track on the 9th single “A Little More, Just a Little More…,” pairs a gentle vocal with a piano-only ensemble.

It dovetails with the sentimental lyrics about heartbreak, evoking a poignant mood.

Its melody, carried by a restrained vocal line within a narrow range, is easy to sing, and the relaxed tempo makes it a great choice for karaoke.

It’s a ballad number that even those not confident in their singing can easily try—one you’ll want to perform with heartfelt emotion.

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