Songs with titles starting with “To.” A selection from popular tracks across generations!
When it comes to songs that start with “To,” what songs come to mind for you?
There are plenty of classic tracks titled “Tokyo,” and you can probably think of many song titles that begin with words like “Time” (Toki) or “Friend” (Tomo) as well.
In this article, we’ll introduce lots of songs that start with “To.”
Use this as a handy guide not only for song-title shiritori, but also when you’re stuck choosing songs for karaoke shiritori, where you link the last letter of each song title to the next.
All right, let’s dive in!
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Songs with titles starting with “To.” Introducing picks from popular tracks across generations! (341–350)
TomorrowSOUTH BLUE
SOUTH BLUE delivers the youthful tune “Tomorrow,” captivating listeners with its charming melody and moving lyrics.
The message of hope to a beloved person is as refreshing as a sky of unbroken clarity.
Its gracefully flowing melodic line evokes the pleasant breeze of a seaside stroll, helping you forget the noise of everyday life.
As the opening track of their 2024 album “COUNTRY HOUSE,” it showcases their further refined poetic expression.
From recent graduates to those in love or with partners, this song sends a powerful message of encouragement.
Tokyo Meteor ShowerSUPER BEAVER
A song included on SUPER BEAVER’s album “Sekai ga Me o Samasu no nara” (“If the World Wakes Up”) is drawing attention as a masterpiece that depicts people’s emotions against the backdrop of a city nightscape.
Like a shooting star shining in the night sky, the lyrics sing of fleeting yet powerful hope, beautifully harmonizing with an emotional rock sound.
Released in April 2013, this track has become one of the band’s signature songs and remains a live favorite.
It’s a tune you’ll want to hear when you feel you might lose yourself amid the clamor of the city, or when you’re ready to take a new step forward.
Put it on during a night drive, and it’s sure to resonate with your heart.
Tu-tu-luSixTONES
One of the theme songs for the drama “However, There Is Passion,” which portrays the youth of Nankai Candies’ Yamazato, is SixTONES’ “Kokkara.” Featured on the standard edition is this achingly bittersweet mid-tempo ballad, “Tu-tu-lu.” The titular “Tu-tu-lu” feels like the anguished cry of a man who regrets what happened but can no longer turn back.
The wordless hook elevates the sorrow of a love that’s fallen apart.
Lyrics that recall happier days—something like, “I didn’t exactly believe in forever, but back then, maybe the two of us had something like it…”—really hit home.
ToxicTAIL (Taichi Mukai)
TAIL is a talented singer-songwriter from Fukuoka, known for a captivating sound that fuses R&B, pop, and soul.
Under the name Taichi Mukai, he released the album “PURE” in 2018, which drew attention for collaborations with ☆Taku Takahashi of m-flo and KREVA.
In November 2023, he concluded his activities as Taichi Mukai and embarked on a new chapter as TAIL.
He relaunched in January 2024 with the digital single “Fundus,” followed by his second single “Toxic” in May, featuring contributions from artists including Hidefumi Kenmochi of Wednesday Campanella, which garnered significant attention.
His music strikes a delicate balance between emotive, nuanced expression and energetic sound, and, together with lyrics that convey a profound outlook on life, resonates deeply with music lovers.
Just friends.TETORA
TETORA’s “More Than Friends” depicts the feelings of not being able to be honest precisely because your friends are so important to you.
It’s included on the 2020 album “me me.” While the lyrics can be read as showing feelings shifting from friendship to romance, friendship can sometimes grow into a bond and relationship equal to—or even greater than—romance.
You want to sincerely express your gratitude to such a precious friend, but you just can’t… In those moments, let this song give you strength to convey your everyday thanks and honest feelings.
TOO MUCH PAINTHE BLUE HEARTS
The 12th single, “TOO MUCH PAIN,” was re-released as a cut from the 5th album HIGH KICKS.
It’s a ballad that had been performed since their amateur days, with sentimental piano and blues harp tones that really tug at the heart.
Unlike their trademark punk ensemble, the relaxed melody makes it easy to sing, but its wide vocal range requires careful pitch control.
Known for its melancholy melody and poignant lyrics, it was also famous for being performed live only on special occasions.
Let’s grow old.THE BLUE HEARTS
Wouldn’t it be cool and stylish to sing a song with a bluesy vibe? The one I’d like to introduce is “Let’s Get Older.” As the title suggests, it’s a song that depicts the passage of time as we grow older.
Through that portrayal, it conveys that there are bonds that don’t change with age and that people gain depth and character as they get older.
By the way, the interlude is mainly harmonica and runs a bit long, so you can catch your breath and be ready for the latter half.
