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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: Masterpieces of Love That Make Your Chest Ache (21–30)

15 Years of a Clingy Guy’s Petty ObsessionIe no ura de manbō ga shinderu P

Clingy Guy’s 15 Years of Petty Obsessedness / Sunfish Is Dead Behind My House P (Turn on subtitles; lyrics are available in other languages)
15 Years of a Clingy Guy’s Petty ObsessionIe no ura de manbō ga shinderu P

At first, it feels like a slightly strange and funny song that makes you chuckle, but by the time you reach the end, it’s guaranteed to make you cry.

Listen to it once, then put it on repeat, and even the lyrics you thought were amusing will start to feel heartbreaking.

Don’t mess with me.haruna.

Haruna. “Don’t mess with me.” feat. Hatsune Miku
Don't mess with me.haruna.

This is a track by Haruna, included on the album “Summer Sky Free Notebook: Page 1,” released in May 2023.

Its emotional, fast-paced rock sound and lyrics filled with anger, sorrow, and an unforgettable ache toward a former lover really strike a chord.

Every down-to-earth word lined up there is so relatable.

I highly recommend it to anyone who needs time to face the pain of a breakup.

Charlesbarūn

When it comes to Vocaloid songs, many people might think of this one.

It’s a signature track by Balloon, a Vocaloid producer who also works as the singer-songwriter Keina Suda, released in 2016.

It’s characterized by stylish chord progressions and a bouncy rhythm.

The lyrics depict a rift in feelings with someone important and the breakup that results from it.

The chorus melody sticks in your head after just one listen—you’ll find yourself humming it without thinking.

It’s an undeniable classic of the Vocaloid scene.

When a first love comes to an endsupercell

This is the title track from ryo’s second maxi single, “When the First Love Ends.” The sound is a cool, fast-paced rock number, but the lyrics are incredibly heartrending.

I imagine many people feel their hearts tighten at this contrast.

Loving someone yet having to part is so painful…

it brings you to tears.

Crybaby BoyfriendHONEY WORKS

[Kagamine Len · Hatsune Miku ┗|∵|┓] Crybaby Boyfriend [Original PV]
Crybaby BoyfriendHONEY WORKS

“Riajuu bakuhatsu shiro!” is a phrase often used on the internet, but this song by the two of them makes you feel you never wanted them to blow up.

The part at the end where they sing almost like murmuring a cappella is unbearably poignant.

It’s also nice to see the growth of the boy who used to be a crybaby.

It gives you chills in the best way.

Repeat Onenekomushi P

[Hatsune Miku] One Grain on Repeat [Original] Subtitled in Chinese
Repeat Onenekomushi P

Set to a mature sound, the song conveys the feelings of a woman who was abandoned at her partner’s whim.

It’s one of Nekomushi-P’s signature tracks, released in 2010.

The plaintive resonance of the strings, the sorrowful melodic line, and the guitar phrases that seem to mirror a distorted heart are striking.

The more you listen closely, the more the woman’s emotions come through, making your chest ache.

Even when we simply say “heartbreak,” there are many different patterns, aren’t there? Surely there are people who have experienced a love like this.

Goodbye, Flower Thiefmeru

Goodbye, Flower Thief – Hatsune Miku (Meru)
Goodbye, Flower Thiefmeru

It’s a story about a man who keeps repeating romances that never go anywhere.

He was content just watching the person he liked, but when that person disappears, the everyday life he knew falls apart—this is a sad song about that.

The melody is rhythmic and you can listen with a light heart, but the lyrics themselves are overwhelmingly heavy.