Black Rock Shooter

Sung by Ryo (member of supercell)
Video by Huke (member of supercell)
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Black Rock Shooter tells of the narrator's despair and hopelessness as they wander aimlessly, searching for something important to them that they presumably lost. Eventually the narrator gains new hope and decides to move on into the future with courage. The video for the song became massively popular, featuring Black Rock Shooter traveling through a bleak city and countryside, riding a motorbike and wielding weapons. Black Rock Shooter is an original character design by Huke, and happens to resemble Miku.

Levan Polkka

Voice, Character Design, and Video by Otomania
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Argueably Miku's most famous song, this version is a parody of the infamous video showing Orihime Inoue from Bleach twirling a leek to an infinite loop of the Ievan Polkka's 5th stanza. Miku's version stars Hachune Miku, who is a blank-eyed doll-like chibi version of Miku with a gaping mouth that waves a leek in time to the music.

Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru (I'll Make you Miku-Miku-ed)

Song by Ika
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One of the most iconic Miku songs, often operating as an "anthem" for Miku and VOCALOID. The lyrics are Miku announcing herself to the world. This song is often covered and rewritten for other VOCALOIDs, especially when the VOCALOID is a newcomer.

Koisuru VOCALOID (VOCALOID in Love)

sung by Miku
Music and Lyrick OSTER-project
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This song and Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru set the model of the personification of Vocaloids, which inspired many succeeding composers.

Love is War

Song by ryo (member of supercell)
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This song tells of how she is willing to fight for who she loves. Miku declares that "love is war" and that in the end, she will make her love only see her. Love is War has been a very popular song and has covers by almost every official vocaloid including Rin/Len Kagamine, Luka Megurine, MEIKO, KAITO, Leon, etc. Due to the songs popularity, it has been translated many times in English by different translators and although the lyrics may slightly change, the overall meaning is the same.

Melody

sung by Miku
song by mikuru396
PV by ussy-P
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A song accompanied with an early 3D PV, portraying Miku standing among a landscape of turning gears. The song is about Miku's gratefulness to VOCALOID users for giving her a song to sing, and how she wants to move people with her song. The song is very famous and both the song and the PV are instantly recognizable to most VOCALOID fans.

Melt

Song by ryo
Video here
This song is about a shy girl who's in love. She gets her bangs cut, and hopes he will notice, all the while encouraging herself to look cute. Her love is pure; she says that she loves him because it is he she likes, and not because she's in love with being in love, but it would melt her to confess. Then, it rains. She has an collapsible umbrella in her bag, which she thought was too small, but the boy joins her under the umbrella of his own will. Heart pounding, she is so happy she could cry, because in Japan sharing an umbrella is a sign of shared feelings and associated with couples. When they reach the station, she almost tells him to hold her because she doesn't want to leave him, and can't believe herself.

Saihate

Song by Kobayashi Onyx
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An introspective, slightly romantic song about a person trying to accept the loss of someone they were close to. The song is often most-recognized by the imagery it is accompanied by in videos: Miku, dressed in a black dress suit, wandering a whimsical, monochrome fantasy land decorated by yin-yangs, spirals, butterflies and zebras.

Hatsune Miku no Shoushitsu -DEAD END- (The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku -DEAD END-)

Song by cosMo (Bousou-P)
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A song about Miku's uninstallation. She realizes that she does not equal to a human being, still her wish is to keep on singing.

World is Mine

Song by ryo
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The song is about a spoiled girl who believes herself to be a "princess" that the world revolves around, and her struggles with falling in love with a standoffish boy

PoPiPo

Song by Lamaze-P
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PoPiPo is a catchy, almost non-sensical song in which Miku sings about vegetable juice and how wonderful it is. She eventually picks a certain type of juice ("the green juice") for the listener. .

BPM (Beats Per Minute)

Music, Video, and Lyrics by Twilightz
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Tells how Miku's heart is beaping for the guy she likes, and how he's heart does the same.

Packaged

Music and lyrics by kz
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One of the early leading works of Miku. Miku sings her gratitude of being "unpacked" and receiving singing ability. This song also spread the name of Miku along with Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru and Koisuru VOC@LOID.

Innocence

Music & Lyric by Kazu-P
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Palette World Breakdown

Music & Lyric by CYTOKINE
Illustration by Tsukimido
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This near professional-quality MAD of an original song by Hatsune Miku paired with some especially lovely visuals from a doujinshi circle has risen to #4 on the Nico Anime Rankings. The MAD came into being as a joint Comiket 76 production from Cytokine (Music) and circle Tsukimido (Artwork), who released this video as part of this Miku DVD for the event.

Yamiiro Alice (Dark Alice)

Music and lyrics by samfree
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A rather unique MAD presenting Miku in gothic lolita-esque fashion, this song was able to secure a spot on the Nico Nico daily charts at No.2 at 56,000 views during the height of competition between Megurine Luka and Hatsune Miku.

Rollin' Girl

Music and lyrics by Genjitsutouhi-P
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This song hit #2 on the Weekly Vocaloid Ranking the week after it debuted in the Rankings. The lyrics are very vague, but the general idea is that a girl with far-off dreams and a history of constantly "failing" takes to "rolling", even though her goal is still too far away and she would rather "stop her breathing". In the end, she is comforted by an unknown person/people.

Hajimete no Koi ga Owaru Toki (When the First Love Ends)

Music and lyrics by ryo (A member of supercell)
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Hello, Planet.

Music and lyrics by Sasakure-P
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This song is based heavily on the NES 8-bit Adventure games, with a cheerful tone that offsets the somewhat dark lyrics. In the song, Miku is a robot on a post-apocalyptic Earth. Her master has put her in a shelter with a plant that she is supposed to take care of. Miku sets off to find her master, enduring pain, damage, and occasional visions of her master. She finds his grave and begins to cry. Her tears water the plant and make it grow, and Miku, beaten down, ascends to heaven where she meets her master at last. The plant is shown to be growing on Earth, re-establishing the possibility of life on Earth.

SPiCa

Music by Toku-P
Lyrics by Toku-P and kentax
Guitar by Dadiburaotoko
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This song is in a mischief of a constellation. The character for the PV is Miku, but in a different costume.

Kurutto, Odotte, Hatsune Miku (Turn, Dance, Hatsune Miku)

3D CG video by gragra
“Kurutto Mawatte Ikkaiten” written by Kanou Kawashima, lyrics by Reo Rinoduka
Miku’s cover by Omasenokoutarou
KAITO’s chorus by mk
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It features Nendoroid-like Miku Hatsune, Rin & Len Kagamine, Kaito, Meiko, Yowane Haku, and Akita Neru dancing to the 9th ending theme of the anime Sgt. Frog. At the end, all of them dance =Caramelldansen=.

No More Heroes 2: Desprate Struggle's Bizzare Jelly 5 Stage Theme

Composed & Arranged by: MARU and Nobutaka Ichiki
Originally Composed by: Jun Fukada
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This song proves that No More Heroes is the test of Otaku Knowledge. The game uses words like "Otaku", "Cosplay",and "Moe". But the TRUE test comes from this song from the sequel. There are two kinds of people in this world that played the sequel: The people who just think that the track is usual generic Japanese techno, or the people who realize that Miku sings starting from 2:03. This song is notable as its possibly the first Miku song to make it into a retail game released in America.

Turkish March Owata

song by OwataP
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LeftBehind City (Torinoko City)

sung by Miku
by 40meters
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Nocturnal Chicken March

sung by Miku
music by Nashimoto P
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Matryoshka

Sung by Miku and Gumi
By hachi
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A rather crazy song, likely to be about Gumi (and Miku) breaking down from all the stress put on them by their masters, who are technically making them sing and dance so much just for entertainment. The "Matryoshka" is a russian nesting doll, and the title of the song has not much to do with the actual meaning of the song. The intermissions are descriptions from the Wikipedia article for matryoshka dolls. The first just takes from the Japanese one, but the second throws in some of the alternate-language versions. This song was made in celebration of Miku's birthday, August 30th.

In the depths of Darkness

sung by Miku and Meiko
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Mrs.Pumpkin's Comical Dream

sung by Miku
by Hachi
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AaAaAaAAaAaAAa

sung by Miku
by Nashimoto-P
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The Full Course for Candy Addicts

sung by Miku
by Machigerita-P
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Circle you, Circle you (kakome, kakome)

Sung by Miku and Luka
By ___
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Marionet Syndrome

sung by Miku
by Scop
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Hakamairi (Grave Visiting)

sung by Miku
by ___
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Ai Think So

sung by Miku
by DECO*27
video here