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[Heart-wrenching] Vocaloid breakup songs. Classic love tracks that make your chest ache

No one chooses to get their heart broken.

No one wants something that leaves a gaping hole in their heart to happen.

Still, sometimes it comes no matter what we do.

This time, I’ve put together a selection of Vocaloid heartbreak songs especially recommended for those who’ve “just gone through a breakup.” There are plenty to pick from, so you’re sure to find something that resonates with how you feel right now.

Let music lend you its strength to reset your mood and move forward toward tomorrow!

[Heart-wrenching] Vocaloid Breakup Songs: Timeless Painful Love Classics (11–20)

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[Hatsune Miku] Paranoia [Tsunamaru]
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This song is notable for Hatsune Miku’s delicate vocals.

Released by Tsunamaru in March 2012, it features a distinctive world that blends a dreamy piano melody with electronic sounds.

Complex emotions like the pain of heartbreak, loneliness, and attachment are beautifully conveyed through Miku’s calm vocal tone.

It’s the perfect track for moments when the quiet ache hidden deep in your heart spills over, or when you want to soothe the pain of a broken heart.

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[Hatsune Miku (40mP)] Karakuri Pierrot [Original]
Karakuri Pierrot40mP

When you’ve had your heart broken, the pain can make it hard to stay positive day after day.

40mP’s “Karakuri Pierrot” is a heartbreak song that seems to understand your bittersweet feelings.

Once you’re feeling a little better, I recommend trying it at karaoke.

collapse; fainting spell (colloquial/slang)iyowa

It’s a Vocaloid song with a mysterious charm—cute and pop, yet unstable and artistic.

Created by Iyowa, a Vocaloid producer known for their unique musical style, including “I’ve Lived for 1000 Years,” the track was released in 2021.

A girl’s feelings are sung over dizzyingly shifting sections.

It might sound like a cute love song at first, but in truth… you can’t help but wonder, “What on earth happened to this girl?” It’s an addictive piece that invites deep interpretation.

Unrequited Love Dropsmifami

[Hatsune Miku] Unrequited Love Drops [Original]
Unrequited Love Dropsmifami

This is a bittersweet heartbreak song that will especially resonate with students.

It’s a piece by Vocaloid producer mifami, released in 2013.

The refreshing sound, marked by band instrumentation and piano tones, makes it very easy to listen to.

The lyrics use unadorned, down-to-earth language that lets you grasp the song’s world in an instant.

Perhaps that’s why the protagonist’s heartache comes across so directly.

It’s a Vocaloid track that makes you want to love without regrets.

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[GUMI] Toumei Elegy [Original Song]
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This is a song about the sorrow of losing a loved one.

The raw pain of losing someone precious comes through directly.

You can picture them desperately trying to hold together a heart that feels like it’s about to burst.

The melody has a sense of speed and even a touch of exhilaration, but the lyrics are nothing short of agonizing.

Monochrome of the Mind40mP

[GUMI (40mP)] Heart Monochrome [Original PV]
Monochrome of the Mind40mP

This is a work that sings of the pain held in one’s heart.

The song is by 40mP and was released in February 2014.

It’s included on the album “41m.” The guitar and strings, which seem to gently accompany a quiet scene, leave a strong impression.

Though it’s a heartrending piece, you can also feel a strength to face forward at the end.

I can’t help but overlay the protagonist’s inner landscape—tormented by the pain of heartbreak—with my own past loves.

If you’re carrying the pain of a breakup, try listening closely, have a good cry, and reset your feelings.

[Heart-wrenching] Vocaloid Breakup Songs: Masterpieces of Love That Make Your Chest Ache (21–30)

uncertain; unreliable; unsteadyAme Ryou

This is a Vocaloid song notable for its delicate emotional expression that feels like heartfelt yearning seeping through.

It’s a work by Amara, released in February 2025.

Hatsune Miku’s translucent vocals and the emotional composition resonate deeply.

The chorus unfolds like an outpouring of feeling, which is another highlight.

Many listeners will likely relate to the lyrics, which reflect a contemporary, urban view of love.

If you’ve experienced a breakup, be sure to give it a listen.