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[Song of Gratitude] Timeless classics and the latest tracks that convey heartfelt “thank you” to your seniors

I want to give a heartfelt gift to the senior who supported me! You were scolded many times, taught important things, and worked together toward your goals… Surely you, too, have someone like that in your life, don’t you? When a senior graduates or retires, many of us want to express our gratitude to the fullest, yet still feel embarrassed to say it directly.

So in this article, we’ll share plenty of songs that express gratitude to seniors.

Find the song that perfectly matches your feelings, and try conveying your thanks to your senior along with the music.

[Song of Gratitude] Timeless Classics and Newest Tracks (91–100) That Convey ‘Thank You’ to Your Seniors

DepartureFUNKY MONKEY BABYS

FUNKY MONKEY BABYS “Departure”
DepartureFUNKY MONKEY BABYS

FUNKY MONKEY BABYS is a music duo that colors our youth.

The “thank you” song I most recommend for expressing gratitude to seniors is definitely ‘Tabidachi’ (Departure)! From the first day full of both anxiety and excitement to the day of parting, our seniors taught us so many things.

When they’re setting off on a new path, this is the song I want you to give them to express your thanks for everything up to now and your continued support from here on.

And since they’ve helped us so much, I want to give back by showing them how I’ve grown, too!

Kado(guchi) Shichigatsu
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It’s okaywacci

wacci “Daijoubu” Music Video
It's okaywacci

This song by wacci carries a warm message that gently stays close to the listener’s heart.

It tenderly portrays universal emotions—like the smile that comes after tears, and the days when you want to change but can’t.

You can feel the strength and kindness of the words “It’s okay” throughout the entire piece.

Released in August 2015, it was used as the theme song for the TBS drama “37.5°C no Namida.” It’s recommended for times when you feel tired from daily life or want to face your own vulnerabilities.

It will surely warm your heart.

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The title of the fastest and strongestNaruko Akira Kichi (Fukushima Jun) & Tadokoro Jin (Itō Kentarō)

A song I want to duet as senior and junior, best rivals, and close friends—all with respect for my senpai.

It’s the character song of Shokichi Naruko and Jin Tadokoro from the TV anime Yowamushi Pedal.

Not only for members of the cycling club—any teammates who compete for speed might have a blast belting it out together in a big chorus.

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Haji→ “Kizuna.” (short ver.)
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This is a song I’d like to duet on with a close senior.

It’s a dramatic ballad, so if the two of us coordinate and perform it together in front of our friends, it might really get everyone excited.

Of course, it would also be moving if all the seniors and juniors sang it together.

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Soldier, run.B’z

If you want to tell your senior to charge straight toward their goal just as they wish, how about this? It’s a song by B’z, a rock duo that has remained at the forefront of Japan’s music scene.

It’s included on their 2019 album “NEW LOVE.” The track was written as a support song for Japan’s national rugby team.

The passionate vocals and sound really hit home.

Araki Jakkan
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