Songs with titles that start with “Su.” A collection of tracks useful for shiritori.
There are lots of words that start with “su,” like “smile,” “snow,” and “star,” aren’t there?
So, what songs come to mind with titles that start with “su”?
In this article, we’ll introduce songs with titles that start with “su,” which you can use for games like song-title shiritori.
There are many songs that use words starting with “su,” but precisely because there are so many, it can be hard to recall them when you need to!
Use this article to brush up on songs whose titles start with “su,” and put them to use in shiritori or at karaoke!
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Songs whose titles start with “Su.” A list of songs useful for shiritori (141–150)
slideShiina Ringo
The B-side track of the debut single “Koufukuron” (Theory of Happiness).
A full-on bittersweet ballad, it’s a masterpiece that portrays an unstable romantic relationship with cool precision and lyricism, interwoven with everyday scenes.
It was later included on the 10th-anniversary album “Watashi to Houden.” There’s no shouting or anything like that; it’s a song that requires rhythmic feel in the chorus and good breath control.
Once the song starts, you’re singing almost the whole time, but the melody isn’t difficult, so it should be straightforward to sing.
If you tense up around your shoulders, you’ll shift to chest breathing and won’t be able to inhale properly, so relax and take deep breaths using diaphragmatic (abdominal) breathing.
Making sure to project your voice and fully exhale is also key.
Comet Epilogueyamcha
This piece was included on the album “Miracle Tune!” in October 2024, with a new mixed version released in February 2025.
Its space- and starlike sound and exhilarating, driving beat build anticipation for the story that’s about to begin.
The lyrics’ message—bridging sound into the future while cherishing memories of the past—gently supports hearts on the verge of an entrance ceremony.
Listen to it on a night when anxiety and hope are intertwined, and let it send you its cheer.
STEPClariS
If you’re looking for the courage to take a step forward in a new environment, I recommend ClariS’s 10th single.
Released in April 2014, this track was used as the second opening theme for the TV anime Nisekoi.
Featuring glittering synths crafted by kz (livetune), it’s an electropop song that makes your heart leap just by listening.
It captures the frustration of being in love and the determination to unlock a precious key and move ahead—conveying a sense of “the next stage” that also overlaps with the members’ journey at the time.
The brisk, springlike melody is perfect as background music for a fresh start.
It’s a gem that gently gives you a push—be sure to give it a listen!
Songs whose titles start with “Su.” A roundup of songs useful for shiritori (151–160)
Sorry for being so straightforward.DRAW♡ME
Just listening to the lyrics, overflowing with gratitude for being found, makes my heart swell! Set to a poppy, fast-paced melody produced by Tamaya 2060%, this song delivers the members’ genuine feelings straight from the heart.
It’s a track by DRAW♡ME, produced by Noriyuki Sakuma, and it began streaming in February 2026.
Starting from a project on the YouTube channel “Noriyuki Sakuma’s NOBROCK TV,” it won many hearts after its performance at the event “NOBROCK FES 2026.” The music video released in January 2026, featuring a production created together with over a hundred fans, is also deeply moving.
It’s perfect for times when you want to believe that someone’s support can give you strength, or when you want to honestly share your feelings with someone important.
I like you, please.FRUITS ZIPPER
FRUITS ZIPPER’s latest work vividly captures the exhilaration of a love beginning to stir and the frustrating flutter of emotions within.
It’s a pop tune marked by a chorus whose melody feels like the view suddenly opening up.
Released as a digital single in February 2025, it arrived as the second installment in a three-month consecutive release.
The song was also chosen as the opening theme for ABEMA’s dating reality show “Koisuru ♥ Weekend Homestay 2025 Winter,” aligning closely with the show’s world.
Lyrics by Sho Yamamoto, composition by youth case.
The paired dance on TikTok also drew attention.
It’s a perfect track for moments when you want just a little courage or a spark of excitement.
Styli StyliHALCALI
This song captures the very feeling of a girl reveling in fashion, radiating a sparkling sense of exhilaration.
Crafted by RYO-Z and DJ FUMIYA of RIP SLYME, its ultra-pop, danceable sound lingers in your ears and makes your body move without thinking.
It’s packed with the desire to look your absolute best and the thrill of hitting the town—truly the perfect embodiment of “a heart that dances.” Included on the classic 2003 album “Halcali Bacon,” it wasn’t released as a single, but it’s remained beloved over the years, even getting a remix on 2005’s “Halcali Mix.” Put it on while you’re getting dressed in your favorite outfit or doing your makeup, and your energy is guaranteed to soar!
Strawberry ChipsHALCALI
The lyrics, which capture a sparkling sense of elation and the slightly bitter feeling when expectations are let down, really leave an impression.
Produced by RYO-Z and DJ FUMIYA of RIP SLYME, this track pierces the heart with a wistfulness likened to the sweet confection in its title.
Released as a single in November 2003, it also gained attention as the CM song for Index’s “Eraberu J-POP.” It was later included on the classic album “Ongaku no Susume.” The lively back-and-forth between rap and singing makes it incredibly easy on the ears—an exceptionally poppy hip-hop tune that’ll make you forget the winter cold and get your body moving.
Be sure to add it to your party BGM or a playlist for when you need a boost!