Songs I want to listen to when I'm tired from work
When you’re worn out from working hard every day, what kind of songs do you feel like listening to?
If you’ve just finished a project, you probably want to hear something warm that says, “Great job!” and gives you a pat on the back.
On the other hand, when you know you still have to keep pushing from tomorrow, you’ll want songs that give you the energy to stay positive and keep going.
So in this article, we’ll introduce plenty of songs to listen to when you’re tired—just for you who work hard every day!
Let the songs we’re about to share encourage you and give you courage, and let’s keep doing our best together from tomorrow on!
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Songs I want to listen to when I'm tired from work (71–80)
When it shinesHitsuji Bungaku
Life and death, light and darkness, eternity and impermanence.
By portraying opposing worlds, this song by Hitsujibungaku brings out the beauty of life.
It features a powerful message that resonates with those who are on the verge of losing hope, along with a gently enveloping sound.
Released digitally in January 2022, it was written as the opening theme for the TV anime The Heike Story.
It stands beside those who strive to look forward even in suffering or who are searching for the meaning of life, softly speaking to the dignity of never giving up.
gardenFuji Kaze
A gem of a song by Fujii Kaze that gently portrays the impermanence of life through the changing seasons, accompanied by soothing, comforting sounds.
Just like the shifting seasons, life is a drama woven from meetings and farewells, and there are moments when our hearts feel like they might break.
Yet this work whispers that every experience becomes an irreplaceable garden that enriches us.
Released in March 2022 on the album “LOVE ALL SERVE ALL,” it was also featured as the TV commercial song for Nature Lab’s “Laundrin.” It will gently stand by those who are suffering, feeling lonely, or on the verge of breaking.
excessively earnest; overly serious to a fault; straight-lacedCreepy Nuts×Ayase×Ikuta Rira
This is a humanistic anthem by Creepy Nuts and YOASOBI, created to cheer on people who can’t help but give their all.
The song was produced as the theme for Nippon Broadcasting System’s All Night Nippon 55th anniversary stage production, “Do You Remember That Night?”, a project that reflects what the two acts have in common.
As the title suggests, it stands with those who take things seriously and work hard, wishing happiness for kindred honest souls.
It’s a track that soothes the fatigue of a day spent giving your best and energizes you to do your best again tomorrow.
Live life as if dancing.King&Prince
King & Prince’s “Odoru Yō ni Jinsei o” is a song whose dazzling big band sound gives you energy.
Released as a single in 2022, it reached No.
1 on both the Oricon and Billboard Japan singles charts.
It was chosen as the theme song for the NTV drama “Uketuke no Joe,” starring group member Yuta Jinguji.
It’s a pep song for everyone who works, and many listeners will especially find the second verse deeply moving.
It’s a track I especially want those who are worn out from trying too hard to hear!
A Blissful MomentLiSA
LiSA, a singer known for performing the theme songs of numerous anime, has created many memorable tracks.
Among them, the song that most conveys warmth and compassion is Shifuku no Toki, released in 2022.
It portrays moments at the end of the day when a tired heart and body find comfort.
In everyday life, things don’t always go smoothly.
This song is filled with gentle, heartwarming lines that resonate with feelings everyone experiences.
Its rhythmic band arrangement and her expressive vocals also make it an energizing listen.
About meMrs. GREEN APPLE
It’s sure to lift your spirits! Mrs.
GREEN APPLE’s songs are like the sun—listening to them clears your heart and brightens your mood.
Released in October 2019, this track celebrates the beauty of living true to yourself.
Carried by grand sound and powerful vocals, this anthem sings of self-affirmation and the courage to face forward.
It gained attention as the support song for the 97th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament and as a Calorie Mate commercial track.
When you’re feeling down or on the verge of losing confidence, give it a listen—it will surely give you a gentle push forward.
Everyday lifeOfisharu Higedan Dism
Even when nothing visibly upsetting has happened, there are times when your mood just sinks for no clear reason, right? Released in September 2023 as the theme song for the news program “news zero,” this track features lyrics that lay bare the fragile feelings in everyday life—something everyone can relate to—woven with vocalist Satoshi Fujiwara’s own experiences as a working adult.
The down-to-earth, melodious sound, tinged with a touch of nostalgia, gently loosens the tension you’ve been carrying.
It’s a song that lightens your heart and makes you feel like you can face tomorrow just as you are.
