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Melancholic Vocaloid songs: masterpieces that pierce the heart

This time, we’re introducing a collection of poignant, heart-piercing Vocaloid songs.

From love-themed tracks to ones that embrace feelings of loneliness, as well as deeply moving pieces, we’ve picked selections from many genres—so if you look, you’re sure to find a song that resonates with your heart.

These are all perfect for when you want to have a good cry or face your worries head-on.

Take your time to savor the story woven into each track, and be sure to check them out.

Bittersweet Vocaloid songs: masterful tracks that pierce the heart (41–50)

JakkuAkane Yomitan

Lonely Verse / Kasane Teto (JACK-UP / Kasane Teto)
Lonely phrase Yomitan Akane

This piece features Kasane Teto SV and stands out for its lyrics that peel away hard-edged words.

It’s a track by multi-creator Akane Yomitan, who handles everything from video production to illustration herself, released in October 2025.

The introspective, self-positioning monologue of the lyrics pairs perfectly with a somewhat wistful sound arrangement, drawing you into its world before you know it.

If you’re looking to discover a Vocaloid song that’s a little different from the rest, be sure to check it out!

Hated by life.Iori Kanzaki

It’s a song suffused with a strange emptiness that seems to both affirm and deny the desire to die.

The lyrics continue with a negative view that confronts death head-on.

Precisely because of that, the words sung at the end feel somehow filled with light.

seems like (just) my imaginationChouchou-P

[GUMI] Kokoronashi [Original PV] / [papiyon feat. GUMI] Kokoronashi [Original]
Kokoronashi by Chouchou-P

Posted to Nico Nico Douga on January 5, 2014, Chouchou-P’s “Kokoronashi” is an extremely popular song that has surpassed 1,000,000 views.

When it comes to ballads among original Vocaloid songs, many people probably think of “Kokoronashi.” The video’s comment section is filled with many remarks like “made me cry” and “so heartrending.”

bereavementShannon

MV “Bereavement” / Shannon feat. GUMI
Bereavement Shannon

It’s a heart-wrenching piece that portrays time spent with a loved one through the lens of death.

The song is by Shannon, a Vocaloid producer known for popular works like “Yomikudarino Akari,” and it was released in March 2024.

Composed solely of acoustic guitar and vocals, its simplicity allows the lyrics’ worldview to enter straight into your ears and mind.

Despite being packed with feelings of farewell, the melody is light, and that contrast really gets you.

This song might be the one to stay by your side in your helpless sadness.

to liveAtsu Mizuno

Live (feat. KAFU) – Atsu Mizuno
Living, Mitsuno Atsu

Known for songs that depict a bittersweet heart, such as “Curtain Rail,” Vocaloid producer Atsu Mizuno drew wide attention on social media with “Ikiru,” released in 2021, which has become one of his signature tracks.

Its delicate, beautiful piano and straightforward arrangement centered on vocals resonate deeply.

The expressive singing is also a highlight.

The lyrics candidly portray the pain and difficulty of living day to day, tightening the chest.

It’s a song that gently embraces the true feelings of those doing their best at school or work.

That's why I want to die.omochi

That's Why I Want to Die / feat. KAFU
That's why I want to die, omochi.

A ballad imbued with wistfulness and emotion, where the gentle resonance of the piano seeps into the heart.

Created by omochi and released in March 2025, its beautiful arrangement harmonizes with KAFU’s clear, translucent vocals and truly hits home.

The lyrics revolve around themes of loneliness and loss, making them deeply relatable.

It’s the perfect piece for a trembling, contemplative night—when you want to sit quietly with your thoughts.

It will surely stay by your side.

That summer reaches saturation.Iori Kanzaki

From the very first line, it hits like a shock—a heartbreakingly poignant summer Vocaloid song.

It’s a signature work by Vocaloid producer Kanzaki Iori, released in 2018.

Centered on the protagonists “I” and “you,” it has a strong narrative quality that makes you feel as if you’re reading a novel.

The sound intensifies in step with the unfolding story, tightening your chest to the point of pain.

If you haven’t heard it yet, please listen all the way to the end at least once.

It might be the kind of music that stays in your heart for life.