Songs whose titles start with “Do” – Solo Karaoke / Song-Title Shiritori
There are lots of words that start with “do,” like “Don’t,” “Dream,” “doko” (where), and “drama.” In particular, there are many English words, and quite a few are used in song titles.
In this article, I’ll be introducing a bunch of songs with titles that start with “do”! I hope it’ll be useful as hints for “song-title shiritori” or “shiritori karaoke,” or for making playlists of “songs that start with ___.”
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Songs Starting with “Do” — Solo Karaoke: Song Title Shiritori (201–210)
Don’t Give Up Yourself !!HAN-KUN
HAN-KUN, a member of Shonan no Kaze, is active in the mainstream scene and a key figure in popularizing Japanese reggae.
Isn’t his appeal his vocal tone? He has such a distinctive voice that you can tell it’s HAN-KUN after just a moment of listening.
Fans say his voice is easy to pick out even in a rub-a-dub.
His track “Don’t Give Up Yourself !!” was released in 2011 as his fourth single.
The lyrics are very positive, so it might be good to listen to when you’re feeling down.
Shouting WoundHANA
A sad Vocaloid song that brings to the surface, like a soliloquy, the wounds that have formed in one’s heart.
It’s a ballad released in August 2024 by the Vocaloid producer HANA, and its lyrics reflect the desire not to go home and the fear of a shouting parent.
Many listeners may find themselves empathizing with the protagonist’s cry for help.
The melancholic piano-centered arrangement further expands the song’s world.
It might be music that stays close to your painful struggles.
Don’t Worry My FriendHEY-SMITH
If you’re looking for a song to give to a friend when you’re going your separate ways, how about “Don’t Worry My Friend” by HEY-SMITH? Its hard-hitting sound will strengthen your resolve, and the refreshing melody will put a spring in your step.
The lyrics are filled with the desire to encourage a friend, making it the perfect cheer song for someone who’s about to walk a different path.
And if you feel shy about expressing your feelings directly, the fact that the lyrics are in English makes it easier to convey your message naturally.
Driving myselfHIRO-X
When it comes to tennis anime, this is the one everyone thinks of: HIRO-X’s “Driving myself,” which was the theme song for the hugely popular TV anime The Prince of Tennis.
It’s especially popular among women, and the series has expanded beyond the manga and anime into a live-action film and even stage musicals.
The anime was such a hit that a sequel, The New Prince of Tennis, was also broadcast.
DramaHilcrhyme
Hilcrhyme is a hip-hop solo project by TOC.
Active since 2006, they’ve consistently released hit songs up to the present.
Among Hilcrhyme’s tracks, one I especially recommend is Drama.
Released as the theme song for the TV series Enjiya Re:act, this piece encapsulates Hilcrhyme’s signature pop-friendly, easy-to-sing rap style.
Despite the sharp, punchy melody, the vocal line is very simple—so give it a try.
Same-Oshi☆Refusal (feat. Kapi)HONEY WORKS
The creator unit HoneyWorks, which has gained attention on TikTok and YouTube, released the song “Dōtan☆Kyohi (feat.
Kapi)” in 2021.
The track portrays the feelings of fans who passionately support their idols, set to a lively tempo and bright melody.
Their emotions include not only unconditional love and support, but also complex aspects like jealousy and possessiveness toward other fans.
Used as a lyric video, it vividly conveys fans’ passionate sentiments as a love message dedicated to their favorite idol.
It’s especially recommended for young people looking to gain attention on social media and for fans who sincerely want to support their faves’ success.
Same-Oshi☆Refusal feat. Chu-tan (CV: Saori Hayami)HONEY WORKS
HoneyWorks, the creator unit, released “Dōtan☆Kyo-hi feat.
Chūtan (CV: Saori Hayami).” Announced in 2023, this song centers on fandom culture.
Sung by Chūtan, voiced by Saori Hayami, it portrays affection for one’s “oshi” (favorite idol/character) and the complicated feelings toward other fans.
Alongside its melodious sound, the lyrics focus on emotions directed at fellow fans who support the same person.
Many young people are posting dance-cover videos, and there are practice videos available, so give it a try! Its worldview reflects contemporary otaku culture, including live shows and interactions on social media.
Through the portrayal of a girl swayed by possessiveness, this coming-of-age song also reveals relationships that sometimes hurt one another.