Songs with titles that start with “Gu.” Great for your karaoke selection!
Have you ever played shiritori using song titles—connecting the last letter of a song title to choose the next one—in a shiritori karaoke game? Unlike regular shiritori, it’s surprisingly hard to come up with song titles, which actually makes it really fun.
To help in those moments, this article will introduce songs whose titles start with “gu.” We’ve gathered a variety of tracks across genders and genres, so feel free to use this as a reference for shiritori or picking songs for karaoke.
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Songs with titles starting with 'Gu'. For your karaoke selection! (241–250)
Good Luck / Beautiful LosersLOSTAGE
Formed in Nara Prefecture in 2001 around the Gomi brothers—Takehisa on bass and vocals and Takuto on guitar—the band has been actively performing live, mainly at venues across Japan.
Takehisa’s slightly nostalgic vocals pair perfectly with guitar tones that seem to distort the entire space, creating an addictive sound.
They have many tracks you’ll want to lie around and listen to all day in a dim room on an empty day off, making them perfect for anyone seeking a lighter grunge band that blends into everyday life.
Of course, they’re also recommended for fans of emo.
Glory To The WorldLOVEBITES
Basically, J-pop places a lot of importance on catchiness, so the songs tend to be simple.
Conversely, the more edgy the genre, the more the vocal difficulty skyrockets.
That’s why I recommend “Glory To The World.” This track is performed by the all-female heavy metal band LOVEBITES.
True to heavy metal, it’s high-tempo, features lots of high notes and sustained tones, and is therefore an extremely challenging song.
If you want to try singing rock, definitely check it out.
GravityLUCKY TAPES
A classic of Japanese rock by LUCKY TAPES, whose stylish, modern, and jazz-tinged sound elevates the band to new heights.
With its delicate sense of groove that draws you into comfort, it’s an upbeat track that’s perfect for autumn.
Graphic MagicLast Note.
This is a Vocaloid song that helps you learn about solid geometry.
It’s by Last Note.
, the Vocaloid music unit behind many classics like “Setsuna Trip” and “Uchouten Vivace,” and it’s included on the compilation album “Learn Middle School Math with Vocaloid.” The fast-paced, stylish rock sound is super cool! Even those who struggle with math should find it easier to remember this way.
Just be careful not to get so hooked on the music that you forget to study!
Greedy SoulLiam Gallagher
It’s his fourth solo single, a soulful and powerful rock number.
Featuring female backing vocals, it builds into a richly layered sound.
You can sense a newfound confidence in his vocals that makes you wonder what happened to the old Liam who once resisted making a solo album.
GlideLily Chou-Chou
She is the singer who appears in the film All About Lily Chou-Chou.
In reality, the vocals are by Salyu.
The film itself deals with troubled, pent-up emotions of youth, so the songs are dark as well.
Please watch the movie first.
Lily Chou-Chou’s music has a morbid feel to it.
Grown upLinQ
This song by LinQ, a local idol group based in Fukuoka, features memorable lyrics that speak for children climbing the steps toward adulthood.
The title “Grown up” is an expression native speakers use to mean ‘adult.
’ In the lyrics, the feelings of young people who look straight toward the future are sung: “The past is the past—we won’t look back; we’ll keep moving forward!” You can sense an unexpected connection between young people who take a step forward without being bound by the past and Setsubun, a festival that drives away evil and invites good fortune.