A Guide to Classic Autumn Songs to Sing at Karaoke in October
In October, when the trees start to change colors, our hearts naturally slip into an autumn mood.
Do you ever find yourself unsure about what karaoke songs to choose for this season? Songs with a sense of the season are perfect for getting everyone excited.
In this article, we’ll introduce picks for different scenes—from classic songs that sing of autumn landscapes and the bittersweetness of love, to tracks you’ll want to croon leisurely on long autumn nights.
You’ll find everything from lyrics that evoke the essence of fall to calmer, more relaxed tunes.
Why not make your karaoke sessions even more enjoyable with heartwarming songs perfect for the season of falling leaves?
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Autumn Classics to Sing at October Karaoke (41–50)
Autumn GradientClariS
Known for their translucent vocals, ClariS has released a song that beautifully overlays autumn scenery with the ache of love.
Included on their mini-album “AUTUMN TRACKS – Aki no Uta -,” the track delicately captures both the changing seasons and the heart’s subtle shifts.
Its sound carries an oriental atmosphere, and the dynamic arrangement conveys a swell of emotion.
Released in October 2024, it might be the perfect listen alone at autumn dusk.
The lyrics portray complex feelings—an inability to accept the end of a romance, lingering attachment beneath a brave facade—that are sure to resonate with many listeners.
Autumn Classics to Sing at October Karaoke: A Guide (51–60)
TsukuyomiKing&Prince
Originally formed under the name Mr.
King vs Mr.
Prince, King & Prince is an idol group whose members are also active in TV dramas and variety shows.
Their 11th single Tsukiyomi, released as a double A-side with Irodori, was written as the theme song for the TV drama Kurosagi.
Its moon-themed lyrics and mysterious ensemble evoke the feeling of an autumn night.
Although the melody and rhythm are complex, it’s a track you’ll want to sing with friends to liven up karaoke in October.
Crimson-colored sunsetFujifabric
Autumn always brings to mind the beauty of crimson sunsets, doesn’t it? This song captures exactly that kind of scenery.
It’s a work by the rock band Fujifabric, released in 2005 as their sixth single.
The warm vocals and nostalgic sound are irresistible—a rock ballad that perfectly embodies the words “homesickness” and “melancholy.” Try singing it while thinking about your hometown.
Before you know it, memories might come flooding back and you could even find yourself in tears.
Goodbye, Billy the KidMasatoshi Mashima
This is a ballad about the end of youth, included on guitarist Masatoshi Mashima of The Blue Hearts’ solo album “Natsu no Nukegara” (Shed Skin of Summer).
It’s a poignant, autumn-tinged masterpiece that conveys Marcy’s sorrow over a dear friend who couldn’t become the kind of adult they dreamed of being in their boyhood.
Watarase BridgeChisato Moritaka
Used as the theme song for the travel program “Ii Tabi, Yume Kibun,” this piece is the 17th single by singer-songwriter Chisato Moritaka.
It’s also known as the first single in which Moritaka herself took part in playing instruments.
The wistful lyrics and melody evoke such a sense of melancholy that you can picture the scenes even if you’ve never been to the places described.
In 2017, a complete edition was released to commemorate the 30th anniversary of her debut.
It’s a perfect number for autumn, often called the season of farewells, and one you’ll want to sing with feeling at karaoke.
homeYusaku Kiyama
A song that sings of deep love and gratitude for family was released as Yusaku Kiyama’s major debut single in February 2008.
Its lyrics gently depict the happiness found in everyday moments, leaving a warm afterglow in listeners’ hearts.
The song was performed on programs such as Nippon TV’s ‘Uta Sta!!’ and ‘Gyoretsu no Dekiru Horitsu Sodanjo,’ where it drew a strong response.
His voice, overflowing with feelings for family, is the kind you’ll want to hear when you want to feel the preciousness of time spent with loved ones.
It’s an emotional number that will captivate you even at karaoke.
if…DA PUMP
Released in September 2000, this DA PUMP track is known as one of the group’s signature songs.
Its lyrical melody paired with slick, handsome rap makes for a cool arrangement.
It peaked at No.
11 on the Oricon charts and sold a total of about 348,500 copies.
The song was also used in a commercial for Sharp’s Mebius, making it popular across a wide audience.
Featuring a catchy melody and deep emotional expression, it’s a ballad themed around love and parting.
Many people have probably squabbled over whether to sing the vocal parts or the rap at karaoke.
It’s a hip-hop tune that has been a karaoke staple since the 2000s.