A roundup of songs that start with “So.” Perfect for word-chain games or picking karaoke tracks!
How many song titles that start with “so” can you think of?
When it comes to words that begin with “so,” there are plenty—like “sora” (sky), “sotsugyō” (graduation), “songu” (song), and “sonzai” (existence)—and many of these words also appear in song titles.
In this article, we’ll showcase a bunch of songs with titles that start with “so.”
We’ve picked well-known tracks across generations as well as recent buzzworthy songs.
Use this as a reference for song-title shiritori or choosing tracks for “shiritori karaoke.”
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Blooming/laughing in the skyProject Lumina
While grappling with inner conflict, one begins to notice the small glimmers of everyday life—a duet song by Project Lumina that portrays such emotional growth.
Released in August 2023, this Vocaloid track features the moving voices of Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto.
Many listeners may relate to the protagonist, who dreams of dramatic turns yet finds themself amid ordinary days.
If you sing it when you’re unsure of who you are now, it will surely give you the courage to take a step toward tomorrow.
Sing it with hope for the future.
people outsideHaraguchi Sasuke
It has a worldbuilding so captivating that once you listen, you might never get out of it.
This is a work by Sasuke Haraguchi, a next-generation music producer drawing attention, released in October 2024.
Despite its avant-garde soundscape, it’s unmistakably catchy—that’s Haraguchi’s signature.
To fully savor its appeal, I recommend using earphones or headphones.
Before you know it, you might find the volume turned all the way up.
Under the roof of constellationsKomeya Jun
Here’s a constellation-themed song brimming with warmth: “Under the Roof of the Constellations.” It’s a love ballad by female singer Jun Komeya, released as a single in 1995.
If you’re in love right now, you might find yourself relating to it endlessly.
Over a warmly textured sound, it weaves feelings of longing.
There’s a mysterious sense of being connected under the same sky, even when you’re apart.
Perhaps it’s that solid feeling of trust—something you can have only with that person—that makes it so.
It’s very romantic and makes you want to gaze at the night sky while you listen.
Manic girlfriendKashii Moimi
It sounds like a single-minded love song, yet there’s a certain shadow to it that draws you into its world.
It’s a work by Moimi Kashii, released in December 2024.
It was featured as the demo song for the VOCALOID6 voicebank “Yukidake.” The fusion of the song’s fantastical atmosphere with Yukidake’s cool vocals is irresistible.
Cute yet with a gritty texture—don’t miss this track.
That’s good too.kocchi no kento
Kocchi no Kento is a singer-songwriter hugely popular among young people.
He’s also known as the brother of Masaki Suda, and every song he releases becomes a hit.
Among his tracks, the one I especially recommend is Sore mo Ii ne.
With a slightly narrow vocal range—lowest note at mid1 C and highest at mid2 G—the melody focuses on groove, making it easy to sing.
The pitch movement is somewhat dynamic, so be sure to set the key to suit your voice and follow the pitch carefully as you sing.
That’s fine.Aoigi Gou
This is a support song created by Gou Aokigi for people standing at a crossroads in life.
Released in June 2025, the piece runs about six minutes and offers a substantial listening experience.
The lyrics convey a down-to-earth sentiment toward “farewell,” and they’re moving even just to read.
The transparent band sound and Otomachi Una’s straightforward vocals gently stay close to your heart.
I think listening to it when you take a new step forward will give you positive strength!
If that sound playsishiburo
A heartwarming song that portrays the resolve to overcome the quiet sadness and loneliness hidden in everyday life through music.
This work is the Vocaloid version of an original song written for the 2024 release of “Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.
Hatsune Miku.” With the characteristically down-to-earth words of Ishifuro, it beautifully captures the worries and conflicts unique to adolescence.
Even while carrying a heavy heart, the protagonist tries to face forward with the help of music—something many listeners will surely relate to.
Highly recommended especially for fans of rock bands.