[Spring Heartbreak Songs] Classic and popular spring tracks to listen to in the season of parting

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reGretGirl “Spring” Official Music Video

This is a heart-wrenching breakup song by reGretGirl that portrays the bittersweet feelings of love in the season when cherry blossoms dance.

Released in January 2021, the track is included on the album Curtain Call.

It captures the protagonist’s confusion as their surroundings change with the arrival of spring.

Many people may experience parting from someone important at the start of a new season; this song stays close to those hearts.

reGretGirl’s poignant vocals and refreshing melody seep into you like a spring breeze.

It’s a perfect spring song for anyone who has gone through new encounters or farewells.

Sakura, You, and Ituki.

Cherry Blossom, You, Me – SAKURA KIMI WATASHI

tuki.’s vocals, which beautifully capture the fragility of spring and the ache of young love, resonate deeply.

The lyrics, perfectly suited to the season of parting that comes with graduation, blend exquisitely with the gentle tones of the acoustic guitar.

Released in January 2024, this song vividly brings back memories of youth.

It was also used as the theme song for “Kyou Suki,” moving many listeners.

It’s a great track to listen to alone on a long spring night, and one that can encourage you when you’ve experienced a farewell with someone important.

Highly recommended for anyone who wants to feel a page of their youth.

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Maidenly Stalking – Narumiya

A season when love ripens with the arrival of spring.

Narumiya’s song delicately depicts the bittersweet feelings of a young woman who gazes from afar at the person she secretly loves.

The lyrics capture how she cherishes every detail—gestures, talents, even a single drop of sweat—resonating with those who have faced partings in spring.

Released in January 2024, the track features a distinctive blend of pop and electronic sounds.

It’s perfect for anyone experiencing a poignant romance before a new chapter in life, or for those enduring the days of a long-distance relationship.

Singing it at karaoke and pouring your feelings into it might be just what you need.

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Shunrai / Fuki no Tō (1979) [Lyrics] 2024 [No. 6]

A masterpiece that blossomed in the Showa-era music scene, this song was released in May 1979.

Using the springtime thunder that rings with the season’s arrival as its motif, it portrays the preciousness of life and its ephemeral beauty.

The lyrics overlay falling cherry blossoms with the transience of life, resonating deeply with listeners.

Originally, the song told a story of a man and woman’s breakup, but it was reportedly changed to its current form after a member’s mother fell ill.

It’s the perfect track for anyone who has experienced a springtime farewell or is about to embark on a new beginning.

How about singing it at karaoke to help sort out your feelings?

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Ivy Color [Even If We Forget Spring] Music Video

Ivy Color is characterized by a whisper-like voice.

While a whispering singing style tends to lack volume and vocal thickness, Ivy Color deliberately embraces that and fully commits to whisper vocals.

It’s a springlike piece—fresh and delicate.

Listening to it conjures up images of cherry blossoms fluttering in the air.

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Inner Journey “Goodbye, Let’s Meet Again in the Next Life” Music Video

It’s a perfect song for spring, the season of farewells.

Packed with the charm of Inner Journey, this piece was released in March 2021 and is also included on their second EP, “Kaze no Nioi” (The Scent of the Wind).

Kamoshita Sara’s clear, translucent vocals and the band’s rich sound resonate deeply.

The lyrics, which sing of the loneliness of parting while holding out hope for reunion, make it perfect for listening during a season of new meetings and goodbyes.

If you listen while strolling beneath the spring cherry blossoms, you’ll likely find the courage to take a positive step forward through both encounters and farewells.

It’s a song I highly recommend to everyone embarking on a new start.

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Ultra Tower / “Snow That Remains in Spring” Music Video

It’s a bittersweet, painful song about being unable to forget someone far away, even though the seasons have passed and spring has arrived.

The lingering feelings that won’t fade in what is normally a season of thaw and hope are expressed as snow that refuses to melt.