Vocaloid Songs for When You Want to Cry [Moving and Heart-wrenching]
When you’re carrying worries, feeling lonely, or have something stuck in your heart…
In this article, we’ve collected Vocaloid songs that can make you cry when your emotions are shaken.
We’ve picked out so many tracks that you’re sure to find one that perfectly matches how you feel right now.
How about having a good cry and resetting your heart? This is also recommended if you’re looking for songs to encourage a friend who’s feeling down!
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Vocaloid Songs for When You Want to Cry [Moving & Heartbreaking] (21–30)
Servant of EvilAku no P
A grand work that makes you feel as if you’re witnessing the history of another world firsthand.
It’s a song by the Vocaloid producer known as Aku no P, also known under the name mothy, released in 2008.
Counted as one of the works referred to as the “Kagamine Three Great Tragedies,” it’s a classic of the Vocaloid scene.
With a highly narrative storyline featuring a sister and brother who are twins yet separated by social status as the protagonists, following the lyrics will make your heart feel like it’s about to burst.
Many listeners will surely find themselves thinking, “Isn’t there some way they could find happiness…?”
The Last Confession of the EarthKEMU VOXX
When you read the lyrics, it’s a very sad love story, yet the rhythm has a sparkling, hope-filled vibe that shows someone trying their best to move forward.
The theme is realizing your feelings of love only after the person you cared for is gone.
Vocaloid Songs for When You Want to Cry [Moving & Heartbreaking] (31–40)
Just being alive is admirable.ReoNa
On those sleepless nights when loneliness hits, don’t you find yourself yearning for a gentle voice? ReoNa’s “Just Being Alive Is Enough” is a song that wraps up those fragile feelings.
Included as the B-side to the single “Nai Nai,” released in May 2021, the track was written and composed by Vocaloid producer Tota Kasamura.
It’s said that the piano and vocals were recorded simultaneously, and that raw breathiness feels as if someone is whispering right by your ear.
The candid, diary-like words, so true to life, will slowly untangle a heart that’s been trying too hard.
When you feel like you might start blaming yourself, surrender to this song and let yourself cry as much as you need.
Life expectancy: 2:30Pinokio P
Yomei 2:30 depicts a Vocaloid living desperately through the brief time from birth until its life runs out.
Created in 2022 by PinocchioP, a Vocaloid producer with many signature songs, it unfolds with a poignant, rap-like lyric over a crystalline piano tone.
Tears well up at the sight of someone trying to convey their feelings within such a fleeting moment.
It sings of the transience of life felt through dreaming and falling in love.
Receive this heartfelt message that likens the song’s duration to a remaining lifespan.
Nothing but lifenuyuri
“Inochi Bakkari,” known as one of the signature songs by Vocaloid producer Nuyuri, is a track that portrays the aching moments when hearts drift apart amid days spent with a loved one.
Set to a band sound centered on rhythmic guitar, Flower’s androgynous vocals unfold throughout the piece.
By confronting one’s own emotions, the song beautifully sings of the realization that a relationship is coming to an end.
The chorus, enriched by Yuzuki Yukari’s backing vocals, adds to the song’s appeal as a standout Vocaloid track.
Lend your ears to this bittersweet, narrative-style love story.
Jupiter’s BeatNayutan Seijin
I think it’s a song that gently leads you away from everyday anxiety and loneliness.
Released in April 2022 by NayutalieN, it’s included on the album “An Object N from Planet Nayuta.” This work paints a hopeful vision of the future, weaving in the specific figure of about 11.86 years—the orbital period of Jupiter.
On nights weighed down by doubt and solitude, surrendering yourself to its electropop beat might let you slip free from the gravity on your heart, and with a few tears, find a fresh start.
Tokyo Teddy BearNeru
The scream-like vocals pierce the heart.
This is a song by Neru, a Vocaloid producer who has also made a major-label debut, released in 2011.
It’s a hard-hitting mixture rock number that sounds incredibly cool at first listen.
However, the lyrics depict a boy’s ravaged state of mind, which makes your chest tighten.
You can’t help but relate it to yourself, wondering what the meaning of living is.
It’s included on the full album “World Domination,” released in 2013, so if it grabs you, be sure to pick it up.