A ballad that will definitely make you cry at karaoke
At after-parties following drinking sessions or celebrations, the mood can sometimes turn reflective.
This is especially common during karaoke at second parties for clubs or circles.
Many people might wonder, “What kind of songs should I sing at times like that?”
So this time, we’ve picked out some tear-jerking classics for those situations.
Assuming you’ll be singing them at karaoke, we’ve chosen songs that aren’t too difficult, so be sure to check them out!
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Ballads that will definitely make you cry at karaoke (41–50)
wedgeHanako Oku

The unusual title, “Wedge,” first caught my attention, but what really struck me was the sorrowful way it conveys a woman’s feelings—wanting to stay close to the person she loves until the very end, even when she can already see the end coming.
Oku Hanako’s fragile, delicate voice makes the song feel all the more heartrending.
Love DrizzleShonan no Kaze

Even though this song speaks in a straightforward, guy’s perspective—the kind of words he’d actually say—it moved me, even without being familiar with it.
There’s no point regretting after a breakup, and all you can really do is wish them happiness, but that direct feeling of “I still loved you” still hits me hard.
loveraiko

It’s a song that starts with a question right from the beginning and makes you go, “I know exactly how that feels!!” aiko is great at love songs, and in this track she captures that delicate feminine feeling: even when you love someone so much that, at the moment of parting, you feel like being sarcastic, you still wish them happiness.
You're no longer here.FUNKY MONKEY BABYS

I used to think of them as having lots of pep talks and upbeat songs, but every FUNKY MONKEY BABYS track paints such vivid scenes.
This song too feels like it’s putting someone’s memories into words—everyday life and ordinary love—and it hurts every time I listen to it.
A gentle feelingChara

Rather than being about pain and tears, this song moves me with the simple, everyday happiness of being able to love someone like this and be by their side.
The singing voice is unique and sweet, but above all, it’s just full of “I love it!! I’m so happy to be together!!” Those feelings spill out to the forefront, making it a very pleasant piece.
A gentle lieAcid Black Cherry
It evokes the beginning and end of a relationship, and I think many men will relate because her specific traits and lines feel so real.
It may be too late to realize it after losing her, but this is a song I recommend for those times when you want to cry just for today so you can face forward.
These tears I do not knowRina Katahira

It’s a very heartrending song about a woman who, despite always being close by, feels distant—she’s sad and in pain, yet can never put it into words.
Beyond the lyrics themselves, unlike her other songs, Rina Katahira’s thin, delicate voice makes this one feel all the more fragile.
In conclusion
This time, we introduced a number of timeless ballads that are sure to move you to tears at karaoke—did you find any new favorites? We also took popularity into account, so there may have been a few songs that are a bit challenging, but we primarily chose tracks that are easy to sing.
I hope you can find ones that suit you.






