Vocaloid Songs for When You Want to Cry [Moving and Heart-wrenching]

UnnecessaryNEW!isonosuke

Unnecessary / Chiseyo

Despite its light, breezy sound, this is a track that tightens your chest.

Created by Vocaloid producer isonosuke, it was included on the album “Chisei no Sei,” released in April 2024, with a music video released in September 2025.

Its charm lies in the stylish, piano-centered timbre and a deeply introspective worldview that seems to ask, “Do I deserve to be here?” The restrained inflection in Chisey’s vocals highlights the earnest message.

It’s perfect for nights when you want to think, or when you want to spend some quiet time alone—please give it a listen.

Fleeting eternityYasuha.

［Eng Subs］Hatsune Miku – Ephemeral Eternity【Vocaloid Original Song】【Multilingual Subtitles】

Have you ever remembered a happy moment from the past only to feel sad afterward? If so, the song “Ephemeral Eternity” speaks for you.

It’s a work by Yasuha, a Vocaloid producer who has created numerous tie-in songs for companies.

The song looks back on memories with a former lover and dwells on the days that are gone.

It’s also known as the set piece for an illustration contest; checking that out might help you enjoy the song’s world even more.

Tokyo Teddy BearNeru

Neru – Tokyo Teddy Bear feat. Kagamine Rin

The scream-like vocals pierce the heart.

This is a song by Neru, a Vocaloid producer who has also made a major-label debut, released in 2011.

It’s a hard-hitting mixture rock number that sounds incredibly cool at first listen.

However, the lyrics depict a boy’s ravaged state of mind, which makes your chest tighten.

You can’t help but relate it to yourself, wondering what the meaning of living is.

It’s included on the full album “World Domination,” released in 2013, so if it grabs you, be sure to pick it up.

Nothing but lifeNuyuri

It’s Just Life / Flower・Yuzuki Yukari : It’s Just Life / nulut, avogado6

“Inochi Bakkari,” known as one of the signature songs by Vocaloid producer Nuyuri, is a track that portrays the aching moments when hearts drift apart amid days spent with a loved one.

Set to a band sound centered on rhythmic guitar, Flower’s androgynous vocals unfold throughout the piece.

By confronting one’s own emotions, the song beautifully sings of the realization that a relationship is coming to an end.

The chorus, enriched by Yuzuki Yukari’s backing vocals, adds to the song’s appeal as a standout Vocaloid track.

Lend your ears to this bittersweet, narrative-style love story.

A bouquet in place of goodbyeBouquet P

[Hatsune Miku] Instead of Goodbye, a Bouquet [Original]

This is a song sung slowly to a gentle piano accompaniment.

The singer looks back on a joyful past romance and tries to take a step forward.

Because the melody is calm and understated, the lyrics stand out even more, resulting in something that truly resonates with the heart.

The happiest way to die in the worldOld Song

The Happiest Way to Die in the World / Reminiscence Song feat. IA

Even with its striking title, “The Happiest Way to Die in the World” is drawing attention.

It’s a ballad that sings about the idea that “if everyone hates you, perhaps it wouldn’t be sad even if you were to die.” Take a moment to reflect on that perspective yourself.

Another appeal is how the simple piano tone accentuates IA’s vocals.

With its very quiet melody, it’s also perfect as a companion for relaxation time.

made-to-orderTohta Kasamura

Tailor-Made / feat. VOCALOIDs

Order-Made is filled with warm messages that offer hints for living into tomorrow.

Created in 2022 by Vocaloid producer Tota Kasamura, known for songs themed around youth, it features a collaboration of many Vocaloids, with choral work that highlights their uniquely distinctive voices.

Its gentle words, reaching out to the worries and anxieties everyone feels, will give you courage.

It’s a ballad with a band performance enriched by vibrant strings.

Please lend an ear to the warm sound brimming with the Vocaloids’ heartfelt sentiments.