Masterpieces with titles that start with 'A'
When you hear “songs with titles that start with A,” what songs come to mind?
If you can’t think of many, it turns out there are actually tons—words like “ai” (love) that often appear in lyrics and other universal terms lead to many songs when you do some research!
It seems there are quite a few ballads, too.
In this article, we’ve carefully selected and introduced songs whose titles start with A.
From timeless favorites to tracks by up-and-coming artists, you’ll find plenty of masterpieces.
Be sure to discover your own favorite “A” song!
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Masterpieces with Titles Starting with “A” (251–260)
Thank youIkimonogakari
A straight-from-the-heart expression of gratitude for the future the two of you will walk together—Ikimonogakari’s timeless classic! Its lyrics portray the happiness found in everyday moments and the warmth that flows from held hands, even without words—feelings sure to resonate deeply with two people brought together after many life experiences.
Released in May 2010, this song drew major attention as the theme for the NHK morning drama series Gegege no Nyobo, which depicts the bond between husband and wife.
Even a heart once timid about love can be certain: with this person, it will be okay.
Why not take a new step forward with your irreplaceable partner, accompanied by this song?
ApollodorusMrs. GREEN APPLE
Looking only at the range, “Apollodorus” spans quite wide from D3 to E5, but the highest note appears just once in the chorus as falsetto; you’ll basically be singing around D4 in chest voice! The rhythm is distinctive and the tempo is on the faster side at 184, so if you jump straight into singing it, it might be a bit tricky to sight-sing… It’s important to listen to the song thoroughly.
There are sections in 4/4 and in 3/4, so try listening while clapping along.
If you can nail the rhythm and tempo, I think you’ll be able to sing it perfectly! Another key point is the accents.
It’s important to notice where you naturally clap stronger while you’re clapping along to the groove; those spots are where the accents fall.
Make sure to place those accents when you sing, too!
Best-before date of lovetuki.
While sensing the end of love, they still can’t let go of their affection for the other person.
This song by tuki.
portrays that contradictory heart with painfully raw realism.
Frustrated by miscommunication over social media, yet feeling happy just to be by their side—the protagonist’s feelings will inevitably tighten the listener’s chest.
Released in September 2024, exactly one year after the striking debut “Bansanka,” this work is an answer song.
With other tracks featured in PlayStation 5 commercials, tuki.
’s unique world continues to captivate many.
If you’ve ever experienced the aching loneliness of a relationship slowly cooling, you’ll surely resonate deeply.
On nights when you’re bewildered by love that’s changing, why not quietly align your heart with this song, alone?
Your Dissection Pure Love Song ~Die~Aimyon
This is a song by Aimyon that portrays love running amok—the kind of overwhelming affection that makes you want to keep every part of the other person to yourself.
Despite its poppy, upbeat melody, the song sings of a crazed possessiveness that refuses to let anyone else have them.
Released in March 2015 as her indie debut, it was later included on the mini-album “tamago.” If you’ve ever not only suffered the pain of heartbreak, but also been tormented by jealousy and fixation—asking yourself, “Why do I feel this way?”—you’ll deeply relate to the protagonist’s intense emotions.
Belt it out at karaoke and let your feelings explode—you might find that the murky emotions stuck deep inside your heart clear up just a little.
Evil Angel and Righteous DemonThe Collectors
A power rock tune by THE COLLECTORS that makes you think deeply about what justice really is.
Released in December 2016, it was used as an ending theme for Dragon Ball Super.
From the passionate intro riff, the hard-hitting guitar rock pulls you in all at once.
The song’s standout feature is its philosophical theme: using angels and demons as metaphors to express that good and evil are two sides of the same coin.
When you want to reflect on the path you believe in, it’s sure to resonate with your heart.
Atashi à la modeYotsugi Natsuyama
A track produced by Yotsugi Natsuyama for SEGA’s music game project “29th Project SEKAI NEXT,” under the theme “Songs You Want to Hear at a Festival.” Its electro-swing-style rhythmic sound creates an exhilarating, live-concert-like atmosphere.
Kagamine Rin’s energetic vocals and Hatsune Miku’s cute voice are a perfect match for this fantastical world! It’s ideal for when you want to lift your mood and hype things up!
Rainy Night WineAyako Fuji
This is a song by Aya Koizumi that sings of a woman’s aching heart as she drinks alone on a rainy night, thinking of the lover who left her.
What stands out is that it doesn’t merely lament the sorrow; her lustrous yet restrained vocal delivery quietly sketches the deep grief lying in the protagonist’s heart.
Released in March 1991 as her third single, it became a forerunner of “sake-themed” enka, paving the way for the later classic Kokoro-zake.
Its inclusion in the concert video Aya Koizumi First Recital: Ayayaka ni also shows how lovingly it has been performed over the years.
If you listen to it on a quiet night while thinking of someone dear, you might feel your nose sting with empathy.