Eight types of cheering songs. Cheering songs for different scenes.

somedaySaucy Dog

Saucy Dog "Someday" MUSIC VIDEO

Someday I’ll forget, and someday we’ll meet again.

This is a Saucy Dog track that dwells on the many different “somedays” that follow a broken heart.

It’s included on the mini-album Country Road.

Until the chorus, it calmly recalls memories from when they were together, but when the vocals swell in the chorus, vocalist-guitarist Shinya Ishihara’s voice brings an overwhelming pang of sorrow.

They wanted to stay together forever—those feelings spill over into the chorus, which uses so few words yet says so much.

And then, wishing for the day they’ll meet again, the song comes to a close.

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SAKI

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Ref:rainAimer

Aimer “Ref:rain” MUSIC VIDEO (5th albums “Sun Dance” and “Penny Rain” released simultaneously on Wednesday, 2019/04/10)

It’s a very moving song that makes you think of someone precious who’s no longer here.

Even with a hint of regret, it conveys a steadfast heart that still can’t forget—a love, a cherished person—held with single-minded devotion.

Those emotions come through and bring me to tears.

We can’t change the past, but we’re free to think of the other person.

If you can’t forget them, it’s okay to keep on loving them, isn’t it?

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Until the day I can no longer rememberback number

back number – Until the Day It Becomes Unrememberable (full)

When it comes to breakup songs, back number is absolutely indispensable.

I feel like the “breakup period” is exactly what the title of this song captures: “Until the Day I Can No Longer Remember.” As long as you can still remember, your mind keeps circling through different things—you laugh at the happy memories, and the painful ones and the regrets bring the sadness flooding back.

Little by little, with the passage of time, the wounds begin to heal.

But even if you forget everything, is that really for the best…? The muddled emotions that follow a breakup are expressed here just as they are.

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SAKI

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Because I fell in loveaimyon

Aimyon “Because I Fell in Love” Studio Recording Scene

A bittersweet breakup song by Aimyon, a singer-songwriter from Hyogo Prefecture.

The gentle sound of the acoustic guitar and her clear, transparent voice seem to slip right into our hearts.

The title, “Koi wo Shita Kara” (“Because I Fell in Love”), is truly relatable.

When you fall in love, you experience both joy and pain.

But that’s what love is, isn’t it?