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Lovely healing music

Songs that heal a tired heart. A collection of timeless tracks that bring peace to the soul.

When you’re tired from work or studying, how do you soothe yourself?

Some people might enjoy delicious food, take a long bath, play sports, or get plenty of sleep.

Among them, there are surely those who want to be comforted by listening to their favorite music.

In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of songs that will heal your heart the moment you listen.

We’ve gathered recommendations with a focus on songs that carry messages to praise your hard work, tracks by artists known for their beautiful vocals, and pieces with a calm, soothing atmosphere.

As you explore the different soothing qualities, find the one song that fits you perfectly.

Songs that heal a weary heart: A collection of soothing classics (91–100)

AmbitiousSuperfly

What kind of image do you have of Superfly vocalist Shiho Ochi’s singing voice? I imagine many people would say it’s a powerful voice that gives you energy when you listen.

Of course, there are plenty of songs where you can enjoy that style, but another one of her charms is her warm voice that soothes the heart.

This comes through especially well in mid-tempo tracks like this one.

What’s more, the lyrics of this song carry a message that can lighten the hearts of those worn out by society.

Let yourself be comforted by her warm voice and gentle message.

be master of lifeaiko

Sung by Aiko—who has no equal when it comes to expressing the feelings of a girl in love—this song is packed with positive messages that can support anyone who’s hit a rough patch in life.

If you believe there are people around you cheering you on like this, won’t you naturally start to feel your spirits lift?

Summer Colorsyuzu

No matter what season you’re in when you see this, this song naturally brings to mind a refreshing summer hillside.

Let the cause of the hurt in your heart ride the summer breeze and fly far, far away! I also recommend harmonizing with friends at karaoke or playing the tambourine!

Only oneYano Akiko

It’s a classic by Akiko Yano that’s very popular among fans.

Released in 1980, there’s also a duet version with Kiyoshiro Imawano.

First, you’re soothed by the distinctive, dreamy floating feel of her work and its beautiful melody, and then you’re comforted by the various calls and addresses that appear in the lyrics.

“Whenever you’re sad, I’ll come rushing to your side.” Having a friend who says that is truly something to be grateful for.

C’est la vie: A Woman Is Busy With LoveToki Asako

Asako Toki / “C'est la vie ~A Woman Is Busy With Love~” PV
C’est la vie: A Woman Is Busy With LoveToki Asako

The chic, urban sound and gentle vocals are wonderful.

This is a track by Asako Toki, who masterfully sings jazz and city pop.

It was included on her album “Bittersweet,” released in July 2015, and was used as the opening theme for the drama “There Are 101 Reasons Why We Can’t Get Proposed To” Season 2.

Set to a glittering dance tune, the lyrics reveal the honest feelings of days busy with love.

Even while bewildered by a romance that isn’t going well, in the end they break into a lighthearted dance.

The lyrics blend a refreshing decisiveness with a touch of wistfulness, quietly staying close to a striving heart.

That exquisite bittersweetness really hits home.

It’s a healing song I’d love you to listen to on tired nights, when you want to pamper yourself.

rayBUMP OF CHICKEN

There are times when you can’t help comparing yourself to others and end up hating yourself, right? If you know in your head that doing that is pointless… this song is for you.

It’s a grand, sweeping piece that makes comparing people feel ridiculous, because everyone has their own good qualities.

Be sure to enjoy the music video along with the song.

Distant LightLibera

The song features the soothing voices of the British boy soprano group Libera.

Many of you may have heard it as the theme song for the NHK Saturday drama “Ice Wall.” With angelic, translucent vocals, it expresses gratitude to someone who supports you no matter what.

This gem, with its beautiful boy soprano harmonies that resonate in the heart, was released in 2004 and later used in a Panasonic VIERA commercial.

It’s a track I highly recommend when you’re tired from work or study, or when your mind feels unsettled.