Breakup songs that female college students will want to sing at karaoke

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Atarayo – “I Didn’t Want to Know, If It Meant Losing You” (Music Video)

This piece portrays the emotional struggle of someone hurt by a lover’s betrayal, yet tormented by feelings that won’t fade.

Released by Atarayo in January 2022, it was produced as an advance single for the album “Gokuya ni Oite Tsuki wa Katarazu.” Born from a collaboration with the platform Jun-Aidan, which features real-life romance stories, the song is based on a story selected from over ten thousand submissions.

Even after being lied to repeatedly by someone you trusted, and knowing in your head that you should break up, you still can’t stop loving them.

It’s a song that will resonate with anyone carrying those contradictory feelings.

I can't stop this sadnessTsubaki Factory

Tsubaki Factory “Sorrow Won’t Stop” Promotion Edit

This emotionally rich cover song captures the ache of heartbreak.

Tsubaki Factory brings fresh expression to one of Anri’s finest gems.

Preserving the original’s poignant sorrow, each member’s voice delicately portrays the helplessness of unrequited love.

The track is included on the single “My Days for You / Kanashimi ga Tomaranai,” released in June 2025.

It also serves as Shiori Yagi’s graduation single and reached No.

2 on the Oricon Daily chart.

How about listening on a night when you want something to keep you company in your melancholy?

soap bubbleMorning Musume

Morning Musume. “Shabondama” (Music Video)

It’s a wholehearted breakup song that represents Morning Musume.

While it’s a breakup song, the powerful, resolute lyrics carry a strangely captivating charm that can make you feel positive.

I think it’s perfect for singing your heart out and blowing away the pain of a breakup.

Your Dissection Pure Love Song ~Die~Aimyon

Aimyon “Anatomy of You: Pure Love Song ~Die~” lyric video made on LINE

This is a shocking song where intense madness and love intertwine.

Released exclusively at Tower Records in March 2015 as Aimyon’s debut single, it left a major impact on the indie scene.

While the melody gives a pop impression, the lyrics darkly portray obsession and possessiveness toward a loved one, and that uncanny contrast pierces the listener’s heart.

The gap between the pop sound and the provocative lyrics masterfully depicts the obsession and destructive desires that can accompany romantic feelings.

It’s a recommended track for those who want to let out powerful emotions or express complex romantic feelings at karaoke.

AitaiMiliyah Kato

Miliyah Kato - “Aitai”

Among Kato Miliyah’s songs, this one is especially heartrending and tear-jerking.

Listening to it right after a breakup can make the tears flow uncontrollably—it’s that sad and bittersweet.

There are many lyrics you’ll relate to, so sing it at karaoke, have a good cry, and let it help heal the wounds of your broken heart.

The summer you gave meLeo Ieiri

Leo Ieiri – The Summer You Gave Me (Theme song for the Monday 9 p.m. drama “Koinaka”)

It’s a popular song that was also used as a TV drama’s theme.

It’s a breakup song that portrays a faint, bittersweet feeling that may remind you of your youth.

The mellow, calm melody makes it easy to sing, so it’s great for karaoke.

The slight swell of emotion in the chorus feels like it could bring you to tears.

Then, why?Mao Abe

Mao Abe – Well then, why ver. Konpeitō

This song has a bright, cute atmosphere with a touch of melancholy, making it perfect for scenes of unrequited love.

Anyone who’s been strung along by a man will definitely relate.

Sing your heart out at karaoke and blow away those sad feelings.