A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with 'Sa'
In this article, I’ll be introducing lots of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “sa.”
When you think of words that start with “sa,” things like “sayonara,” “sakura,” and “summer” come to mind.
If you’re a Vocaloid fan, just seeing those words might make you go, “Oh, that song!” and think of several titles that start with “sa.”
I’ve picked a wide range from famous tracks to hidden gems, so please take your time and enjoy the article while discovering some new songs along the way.
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Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Sa” (131–140)
SAYONARAtiara
This is a collaboration song by Tiara and illustrator AO, posted in 2014.
The delicate melodic lines feel pleasant.
The PV featuring AO’s illustrations is also beautiful, giving the whole piece a stylish vibe.
The sparkling sound is wonderful as well.
Sakura -SAKURA-tiara
Spring means graduation season—it’s an emotionally moving Vocaloid song especially for junior high and high school students.
Composed by Tiara, who also created “Undefined -End of Sorrow-,” it was released in 2020.
It’s a message song dedicated to those setting out on a new journey, with themes anyone can relate to.
It sings: you may feel uncertain, but keep walking toward the future with confidence, and let’s meet again someday.
The beautifully resonant strings in the arrangement also really hit home.
Sakura, sakuraden no ko P
I’m overwhelmed by the worldbuilding.
This track by Dennoko-P, whose uniquely individual musical style is embraced by overseas Vocaloid fans as well, was released in 2022.
The way it shifts—from an electric first half themed around the internet and the desire for validation to a transformation into the traditional song “Sakura Sakura”—is absolutely phenomenal.
It has so much appeal that I want to grab people by the shoulders and say, “Just listen to it.” Even those who always listen to Vocaloid songs might find it shocking.
Goodbye, Souvenirtoa
I really want you to listen to this when you’re around college age.
Those dolls, stuffed animals, and toys you played with when you were little… I wonder what they think of you now.
They must feel lonely, but they certainly don’t hold a grudge.
They’re thinking, “Thank you for playing with me!” …At least, I hope so.
Just don’t forget them, okay?
Goodbye, Bye-byetoa
There’s no doubt it’s an adorable song.
But it’s also a track that delivers an eye-opening impact.
The world woven by its briskly moving melody feels fluffy—distinctive and wonderfully mysterious.
Within that atmosphere, what’s sung is a message that’s bright, gentle, and stands by us with support.
When you’re feeling low, be sure to listen to this song and refresh your heart.
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A lighthearted, humor-filled song perfect for Christmas.
Created by Namiguru and released in December 2023, it sings about Santa’s unexpected worries set to a poppy melody.
Yuki Kaai’s clear vocals are striking—and some listeners might think, “I’ve heard this vibe somewhere before.” That’s right: it pays homage to Yukopi’s “Strong Wind All Back.” A cute, smile-inducing, and fun track.
Goodbye, April’s Doppel-sannekobōro
It’s a slightly mysterious story woven from a modest, quiet melody and a husky voice.
A doppelgänger is known as a look-alike of oneself—someone you should never meet.
In this song, the motif of the doppelgänger is used to portray two beings who cannot be together.
Whether that means “winter and spring,” the “self of an unrealized possibility” at the decision-making time of April, or even “a split personality,” is left to the listener’s interpretation.
Please enjoy this slightly strange, eerie, yet irresistibly captivating piece.