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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!

Songs to listen to when you're tired from work (41–50)

Let’s do our best.SMAP

When it comes to SMAP songs that give energy to a tired heart, it’s gotta be this one! No matter how perfect someone looks, nothing is perfect in every way.

Trying to be perfect yourself just wears you out—it’s okay to be a little uncool.

“Ganbarimashou” (Let’s do our best)!

Songs I want to listen to when I'm tired from work (51–60)

AdventureNaoto Intiraymi

Titled “Adventure,” this song is performed by singer-songwriter Naoto Inti Raymi.

Set to upbeat, dance-style music, it features rap lyrics that deliver an encouraging, positive message.

With lines like “Let’s break free from our hectic daily grind and set off on an adventure!!,” it’s sure to resonate with many working adults.

Listening to this track will make you want to head out to places you’ve never been.

It’s especially recommended for anyone who’s been feeling like, “Nothing’s been exciting lately…”

wandererOkuda Tamio

Tamio Okuda 'Sasurai' OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO
wandererOkuda Tamio

Singer-songwriter Tamio Okuda, who also plays a central role in Unicorn and continues to captivate fans with his universal musicality.

His 8th single “Sasurai,” used as the theme song for the TV drama Days, later drew attention when George Tokoro released an answer song titled “Before the Wandering Journey.” Its message—that since you never know what life will bring, you should relax your shoulders and take it easy—helps lighten the heart when work has you feeling overwhelmed.

It’s a pop rock tune with that quintessential Okuda blend of effortless looseness and airy float, making it irresistibly comfortable.

Beard and BoobsUNICORN

Unicorn’s seventh single.

The title is taken from a manga of the same name.

It portrays the inner conflict of a man working at a company, swayed by “beards” and “boing-boing” (voluptuous figures).

For some reason, many of Unicorn’s songs are modeled after working men.

Other examples include “Dai Meiwaku” and “Hataraku Otoko.” Recommended for those who often find themselves pushed around by the people around them at work.

PopNishino Kana

Kana Nishino “Pa” MV (Short Ver.)
PopNishino Kana

A song I especially want to recommend to working women is this one by Kana Nishino, which is hugely popular among women.

I feel like all of her lyrics are highly relatable, but this song in particular is a whirlwind of “I totally get it” moments for working women.

When you’re tired from work every day, listening to this track will surely acknowledge your effort and lift you up.

Its poppy, upbeat vibe will lighten your mood as you listen.

Give yourself a little treat now and then, and let’s power through the next week together!

Explode! feat. MOP of HEADCreepy Nuts

(Music) Creepy Nuts (R-Shitei & DJ Matsunaga) - Explode!! feat. MOP of HEAD
Explode! feat. MOP of HEADCreepy Nuts

A track included on Creepy Nuts’ first EP, “Tarinai Futari.” It’s a collaboration with MOP of HEAD, blending hip-hop with a band sound to create a song that offers a different appeal from their usual work.

The content feels like an all-out purge of pent-up emotions.

Recommended for people who tend to bottle up stress and endure things.

RamboSuiyōbi no Campanella

A track from Wednesday Campanella’s third mini-album, “Cinema Jack.” As the title suggests, it’s a song themed after the film “Rambo,” but it doesn’t follow the movie’s plot; instead, it depicts Rambo working tirelessly as a company employee.

In other words, it’s a work-song.

Recommended for those exhausted by the daily grind.