GLAY Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

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GLAY / HOWEVER

Speaking of GLAY’s songs, they span from energetic numbers to moving ballads, and many are easy to sing at karaoke—so it can be tough to choose.

If you want to share a touching moment across generations at a work karaoke with your boss, their signature ballad released in August 1997 is a great pick.

This majestic, stirring track conveys unwavering devotion to a loved one and a strong determination for the two to overcome any hardship together.

TERU’s emotive vocals further elevate the tender yet warm message.

It topped the Oricon charts, sold over a million copies, and was later used as the ending theme for a TBS drama, so many people are sure to recognize it.

As a timeless love song cherished across generations, it’s sure to create a warm atmosphere.

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GLAY / Temptation

If you’re in your 30s, there’s a good chance you used to listen to and sing this song a lot.

The lyrics, themed around intense love and desire, are striking, and TERU’s powerful vocals really resonate.

Released in 1998, it was a massive hit that topped the Oricon year-end singles chart.

It was also used in a TDK “MiniDisc” commercial and is included on the album “pure soul.” It’s the perfect track to amp up the energy at karaoke.

If someone confident in their vocal skills takes it on, everyone’s sure to have a great time together!

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GLAY / BELOVED

GLAY’s “BELOVED,” known as a karaoke classic, resonates with a uniquely emotive melody.

It’s perfect for middle-aged men to express restrained feelings directly and rekindle the passionate memories of their youth.

Skillfully highlighting TERU’s high notes will liven up the atmosphere even more, and taking on that challenge tends to boost favorability with women.

That said, be mindful of the song’s high vocal range; adjusting the key can make it easier to sing.

With lyrics that strike the heart and an energetic appeal, “BELOVED” is beloved across generations.

If you’re unsure what to pick for karaoke, you can’t go wrong with this timeless hit.

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GLAY / Winter, again

Released in 1999, this work by GLAY portrays a harsh winter landscape and a sense of nostalgia.

Its intro—memorably inspired by the theme song from the film Titanic—stands out.

Chosen as the campaign song for JR East’s “JR SKI SKI,” it became a track that signaled the arrival of winter to many.

The lyrics reflect TAKURO’s desire to showcase the scenery of his Hokkaido hometown through his choice of words.

Known across generations, it’s sure to energize any karaoke session, especially after New Year’s parties.

Why not try singing it as a song to color those long winter nights?

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GLAY / A Person Who Loves Spring

A gem of a ballad born from the inspiration of witnessing people endure Iceland’s harsh winter while longing for spring.

It poetically depicts the changing of the seasons and human emotions, and its heartwarming melody—woven by delicate piano tones and the band’s dynamic groove—leaves a strong impression.

Included on the album “BELOVED,” released in November 1996, this GLAY number also gained popularity the following year as the B-side to the single “Kuchibiru,” and has been featured on numerous classic releases, including the best-of album “DRIVE-GLAY complete BEST.” It’s a song we especially recommend to those who, while awaiting the arrival of spring, hold dear the feelings they have for someone special.

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GLAY / Forever the Two of Us…

The single “Zutto Futari de…” released in GLAY’s early debut period is a celebrated ballad from 1995.

Showcasing the band’s musical breadth, this work captures countless listeners with its gentle melody and relaxed tempo.

The lyrics are a love song that colors the precious life moment of a wedding, brimming with heartfelt emotion.

Phrases that convey both the poignancy and warmth of romance resonate deeply throughout the track.

Easy to sing at karaoke, it’s a perfect song for quietly etching your feelings for someone special with whom you want to share memories.

Why not listen to it over and over, and try singing while thinking of that important someone?

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GLAY / SOUL LOVE

The 14th single “SOUL LOVE,” used as the campaign song for Kanebo’s “Bronze Love ’98 Summer,” is a popular track that became a million seller—even though it was completed in just 10 minutes at the staff’s request.

The overall key is low and the melody is simple, making it easy to sing, but be careful with the high notes that appear in the latter half of the chorus, as they’re easy to go off pitch.

It has a comfortable beat and feels great to sing, so consider adding it to your karaoke repertoire.