Couples Song Ranking [2025]

CHE.R.RYYUI50rank/position

CHE.R.RY

Let me introduce a song that refreshingly portrays a bittersweet spring romance.

Delicately expressing the feelings of unrequited love conveyed through cell phone emails, this track by YUI gently sings about the beginning of love—something everyone has experienced at least once.

With warmth, it depicts the protagonist, who isn’t good with emojis, having their heart skip a beat at messages from their crush and fretting over the back-and-forth of replies with pure sincerity.

Released in March 2007, the song resonated with many and was later included on the album “CAN’T BUY MY LOVE.” It was also used as the ending theme for the anime “ReLIFE: Final Arc.” It’s a perfect cheer song for those experiencing their first love in a new environment, or for anyone ready to take a new step forward with the arrival of spring.

Good morning on FridayHONEY WORKS51rank/position

┗|∵|┓ Good Morning on Friday / HoneyWorks feat. GUMI

A person you like whom you can only meet on the train.

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You can’t work up the courage to talk to them, but today—for sure, today! It’s a work that depicts that kind of sweet-and-sour romance.

It’s a song by the creator unit HoneyWorks, released in 2014.

It was originally provided for the vocalist Gero.

In your dreams it goes well, but when the real moment comes your heart won’t stop pounding.

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Even listeners can’t help but feel nervous, too.

This song is from the boy’s perspective.

There’s also a girl’s-perspective version called “Good Morning on Friday -another story-,” so be sure to check it out.

MonitoringDECO*2752rank/position

DECO*27 – Monitoring feat. Hatsune Miku

An addictive Vocaloid song that lays bare the distortions of romantic relationships.

It’s a track by DECO*27, released in November 2024.

The catchy sound—marked by a striking horn section—contrasts sharply with the lyrics’ unsettling atmosphere, and that gap really gets under your skin.

You can’t help but ponder the relationship and narrative between the watcher and the watched.

Take a peek into the shadowy side of love!

Dried flowersYuri53rank/position

Yuri “Dry Flower” Official Music Video - Director’s Cut ver. -

A heartrending ballad about heartbreak, carried by Yuri’s light, resonant vocals.

Like dried flowers, the lyrics evoke memories that never fade with time, seeping gently into the heart.

Released as a digital-only single in October 2020, the song spread rapidly through social media and struck a chord with many.

Sing it at karaoke and you’ll surely move your listeners.

Although it’s by a male artist, the lyrics are written from a female perspective, so pour your feelings into it when you sing.

I love you, but goodbye.CHIHIRO54rank/position

CHIHIRO – I Love You, But Goodbye (Official MV)

CHIHRO’s heartrending song gently accompanies those struggling with unrequited love.

It delicately portrays the inner conflict of a woman who chooses to part ways despite still being in love.

Released in October 2017, the track was also used as the theme song for a romance program on AbemaTV, resonating with many listeners.

It’s a song that supports those suffering from an unattainable love or those who have decided to end a relationship.

Crying your heart out while listening might help you take a step toward a new love.

Stand by me, Stand by you.Hirai Dai55rank/position

Hirai Dai / Stand by me, Stand by you. (Lyric Video)

It’s a love song by Dai Hirai about a fateful encounter.

The track portrays the miracle and gratitude of meeting the one person in a vast world and walking through life together.

It gently sings of irreplaceable love blossoming in everyday calm, carried by a soothing acoustic sound.

Released in September 2020, the song is included on the album “Life Goes On” and gained attention as the theme for the Mynavi Wedding commercial.

It’s a piece that reminds you of the blessing of having a partner by your side.

To Those Who Know the Blue of the SkyAimyon56rank/position

Aimyon – A Person Who Knows the Blue of the Sky [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

A bittersweet youth love song filled with yearning.

Inspired by a film, Aimyon paints a track that conveys the ache of unrequited love alongside a faint glimmer of hope.

Released as a single in October 2019, it drew attention as the theme song for an animated movie of the same name.

The lyrics evoke a nostalgic look back at a love that has passed, gently wrapping you in feelings of heartache that everyone has experienced.

It’s perfect for high school students who want to listen while thinking of someone they like.

It’s great for quietly listening alone, and also for sharing with friends to reminisce about your youth.