Songs that start with “se”. Use them as references for shiritori or choosing tracks for karaoke!
Have you ever played shiritori using only song titles, or done “karaoke shiritori,” where you decide the next karaoke song in shiritori style?
When you try it, it’s surprisingly hard to come up with titles, which actually makes it exciting.
So in this article, we’ve gathered songs with titles that start with “se,” which you can use in those situations.
When it comes to words that start with “se,” there are many, such as “sekai” (world), “seishun” (youth), and “sen” (thousand).
Let’s dive right in!
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Songs that start with “se.” Use them as references for shiritori or choosing karaoke songs! (181–190)
Ms. SeptemberAimer
Aimer’s husky, warm vocals gently accompany the loneliness of summer’s end in this cover song.
Delicately portraying the bittersweet feeling of “cherishing the passing seasons” along with sparkling memories of youth, the piece has drawn a big response on TikTok, where nostalgic videos praise it as “perfect for summer scenery.” The original song is by the rock band RADWIMPS.
It was included on the single “Chouchou Musubi,” released in August 2016, whose title track was also used as a theme song for an information program.
If you listen closely by yourself at summer’s end, precious memories you’d forgotten may suddenly resurface in your heart.
Songs that start with “se.” Use them for shiritori or choosing karaoke songs! (191–200)
SENSUAL WORLDnuvɔ:gu
A glossy guitar sound melded with body-shaking beats marks nuvɔ:gu’s major-label debut.
The songs here portray fleeting pleasure set in the “sensual world” of the title, and the yearning for true love that lurks beneath it.
That momentary loneliness felt at the heart of a glamorous scene is something that may resonate with anyone.
Released as a single in September 1995, this track was the long-awaited nationally distributed recording for a band that had steadfastly prioritized live shows.
Put it on when you want to sink into a slightly grown-up mood and let your thoughts drift back to the club culture of the time.
Ephemeral NightV6
This highly addictive techno tune depicts fleeting flashes of brilliance and a momentary, bittersweet rush.
The project is also known for uniting talents from different fields: Takkyu Ishino of Denki Groove handled the music, while teamLab created the visuals.
Included on the acclaimed 2017 August release “The ONES,” it stood out with a particularly strong impact even among the member-supervised concepts.
Many listeners will likely find themselves captivated by the lyrics’ succession of beautiful, transient moments—precisely because they are so fleeting.
It’s a perfect track for nights when you want to step away from the bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in an extraordinary world.
Seychelles sunsetMatsuda Seiko
A summer ballad included on the classic album Utopia, released in June 1983.
Many listeners were surely captivated by its bittersweet yet romantic scene: at dusk in a far-off land, entrusting a letter—written in sunset-colored ink while thinking of a loved one—to the sea.
Masao Ōmura’s luxurious, delicate production blends beautifully with Seiko’s crystal-clear vocals.
The album featuring this song won the Best Album Award at the Japan Record Awards that same year.
And the fact that it continues to be selected for many best-of compilations despite not being a single shows just how beloved it is.
It’s the perfect track for twilight on a journey, or for a quiet night spent thinking of someone dear.
Seikatsuosaru no uta
This is a classic song by singer-songwriter Osarunouta, who first drew attention on social media, expressing a steadfast love from him to her.
From his words, “I can’t live without you,” you can feel the closeness of the two as they spend time together.
Beautifully capturing the complexity of everyday tenderness alongside the sudden waves of anxiety and loneliness, the track was released digitally in October 2020 and was later included on the following year’s album, “Album Osarunouta.” It’s a song that may help not only couples about to start living together, but also those accustomed to the routines of everyday life, to rediscover the importance of the person by their side.
A kiss is but a momentRe:nG
This is a track by Re:nG that rides on a fast-paced rock sound to convey the heat and pain of a fleeting love.
Kamui Gakupo’s rich vocals intertwine with poetic themes like loneliness and guilt, powerfully shaking the listener’s heart.
Originally released in September 2008, the song was later included in the compilation album “Kira Hyakka Ryouran Butoukai feat.
Kamui Gakupo.” A re-arranged version with a stronger emphasis on guitar appears on the album “DISCLOSER,” so it’s fun to compare the two!
I, too, want to go out with someone.takkyū shōnen
This is a work by Takyu Shonen featuring Kamui Gakupo as the vocalist.
It was originally a Kagamine Len song, arranged into a Gakupo version.
It portrays the clumsy emotions of someone who can’t speak well in front of the opposite sex and, due to past trauma, lacks self-confidence.
Gakupo’s deep vocals express this earnest feeling with a comedic touch.
Many listeners will likely relate.
It’s bittersweet yet makes you chuckle—please experience its unique charm.