JUDY AND MARY Karaoke Popular Song Rankings [2025]

ClassicJUDY AND MARY8rank/position

Classic

It’s a song that beautifully and poetically captures the aching feelings of a sleepless night.

The frustrations of being in love are sung with rich emotion through metaphors that drift like they’re floating through the cosmos.

Released in October 1996, the track was used as the opening theme for TBS’s “Pop-file” and went on to sell a total of 632,000 copies.

It’s also included on JUDY AND MARY’s major 4th album, THE POWER SOURCE.

A perfect fusion of YUKI’s heartrending vocals and TAKUYA’s exceptional melodic sense, this is a standout track.

If you sing it at karaoke, why not pour your heart into it, holding your memories of love close as you perform?

ChristmasJUDY AND MARY9rank/position

Christmas

This is a Christmas song by JUDY AND MARY that gently sings about spending Christmas night with someone special.

With YUKI’s vocals and the sound of jingle bells leaving a strong impression, it was included as the B-side of the single “Cheese ‘PIZZA’/Christmas,” released in November 1994.

It’s the band’s only Christmas song and was later included on the album ORANGE SUNSHINE.

The lyrics express a desire to spend time with a loved one rather than receive lavish gifts, warmly depicting the scene of two people praying together at Christmas.

Enjoy its catchy melody that’s easy to sing along to with lively guitar rock, without needing to focus too much on technical aspects.

Brand New Wave Upper GroundJUDY AND MARY10rank/position

[4K] Judy and Mary WARP Tour Final (03/24) Brand New Wave Upper Ground

It was released in 2000 as JUDY AND MARY’s 18th single.

The song was used in Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s Pocari Sweat commercial and reached No.

4 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

It starts at quite a high pitch, and the chorus is even higher.

It seems very difficult to sing in this key while keeping up with the rhythm.

mottoJUDY AND MARY11rank/position

mottö – jam

JUDY AND MARY were a hugely active female-vocal rock band, especially in the ’90s.

Many of you probably listened to their songs a lot during your youth.

This is an up-tempo track, about three minutes long.

It’s a refreshing, fast-paced song that I recommend for women who like rock!

Blue TearsJUDY AND MARY12rank/position

Judy and Mary – Blue Tears

A classic early song from JUDY AND MARY, back when their Lolita-punk vibe was still strong, before they grew into a nationally beloved band! It’s an older track that existed from the period when former guitarist Taiji Fujimoto was still in the lineup, and it was released in 1993 as their second single overall.

In terms of sales, though, it didn’t perform particularly well.

Later on, it was included on their best-of compilation, and among fans it’s a well-known and popular song.

It’s an exhilarating, fast-paced number, yet the lyrics and melody carry a beautiful sense of poignancy.

You can really feel the melodic songwriting talent of bassist and composer Hiroto Onda.

For those of us in our 40s, if we go to karaoke together and someone sings “BLUE TEARS” instead of “Sobakasu” or “Over Drive,” I personally can’t help but feel a little thrill.

JUDY AND MARY MedleyJUDY AND MARY13rank/position

JUDY AND MARY Lyrics-Included “Live Medley”

This is a medley by a popular Lolita punk band known for songs that convey a sense of poignancy and girlish charm.

Their distinctive tracks are not only intense but also somehow heart-tugging, and their memorable, artistic vocals have won support from many listeners.

KYOTOJUDY AND MARY14rank/position

KYOTO

A song that depicts a journey into a new season that begins with the arrival of spring.

It opens with the scene of taking a train to go meet someone, then gently sings about memories from the time when flowers bloom and the warmth of holding hands.

Included on JUDY AND MARY’s album “MIRACLE DIVING,” released in December 1995, this track became so popular that, despite not being a single, it was selected for the best-of album “FRESH.” Delicately portraying the changing seasons and the imagery of travel, the song resonates deeply with listeners.

Played during graduation season, it may bring back nostalgic memories.

It’s also a perfect choice for karaoke when gathering with people of the same generation.