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Where you met, what you still laugh about. We write an original song from what you tell us, for the day you count from.
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- Megan, I love your point of view
- The crooked one looks right with you
- You find the good in every bend
- I'd choose this life with you again
Megan’s song began with a few words from Chris.Start their song
Hear songs we wrote
Each one began as a few lines someone told us.
Each is a short excerpt. Theirs is the whole song, 2–4 minutes.
- A song forMeganfrom Chris
Megan from Chris
What they told us: “Every December she drives us up into the mountains outside Denver to cut our own tree and always picks the crooked one.”
- I love that look in your eyes
- Your hand fits easy into mine
- Megan, I love your point of view
- The crooked one looks right with you
- You find the good in every bend
- I'd choose this life with you again
- A song forTomfrom Hannah
Tom from Hannah
What they told us: “He sent me his jumper so it smells like him.”
- I count with you; you count with me
- We press play, and it's you I see
- Tom, I keep your jumper near
- Your jumper smells like you
- A little part of you is here
- To see the quiet evenings through
- Still smells like you
- A song forCatherinefrom David
Catherine from David
What they told us: “She runs the village book club and always picks the longest book.”
- No hurry for an ending
- There's still more to read
- Catherine, stay close to me
- Love never skips a line
- How good this life can be
- There's still more to read
- A song forRichardfrom Helen
Richard from Helen
What they told us: “He keeps an old radio in the garden shed tuned to the ball game.”
- There's nothing I'd undo
- Richard, your ball game plays
- I'd live it all again
- I wouldn't trade these days
- For all that might have been
- I'd live it all again
- A song forGracefrom Oliver
Grace from Oliver
What they told us: “She still leaves little notes in my coat pockets, and I find them on the bus.”
- And there's another little note
- You still find ways to surprise me
- Grace, I love the life we make
- And how you give more than you take
- The best bits aren't the big news
- They're all these days I share with you
- A song forHaileyfrom Marcus
Hailey from Marcus
What they told us: “She taught me to two-step at her cousin's wedding, and now we dance in the kitchen every Friday.”
- Singing into your water bottle
- Like you've got a sold-out show
- That's what I love about you
- Hailey, I love the life we make
- Dance in the kitchen, just us two
- There's joy in every step you take
- And I get to dance with you
James from Laura
What they told us: “He shovels the whole street's driveways after a snowfall before anyone is up.”
Sam from Kate
What they told us: “He's in the water at sunrise, and he's got an old 80s mixtape in the ute.”
Ellie from Tom
What they told us: “She names every houseplant and sings to them in the morning.”
Priya from Arjun
What they told us: “She learned to skate for me in Toronto and still holds my arm on the ice.”
Mia from Jack
What they told us: “She leaves little notes in my lunchbox.”
Daniel from Leah
What they told us: “He still keeps the mixtape I made him in high school in Halifax.”
June from the grandkids
What they told us: “She knits each of us a scarf and still writes everyone's name on the gift tags in her curly handwriting.”
Tash from Jess
What they told us: “She drove six hours through the night when my car broke down and she still can't parallel park.”
Doug from Ryan
What they told us: “He fixes everything with duct tape and a story.”
Mum from Tom
What they told us: “She drove me to swimming at six every morning for nine years and never once complained.”
Tash from Jess
What they told us: “She makes a playlist for every road trip and it is always 80s synth-pop.”
Mama from Saud
What they told us: “She waited up for me every night when I studied abroad and called at exactly nine.”
Nana from the grandkids
What they told us: “She walks to the beach in Geelong every morning at 82.”
Dad from Josh
What they told us: “He taught me to ride a bike in the school parking lot and ran beside me the whole way.”
Mum from Ella
What they told us: “She dances in the kitchen to Motown while the kettle boils.”
Dad from Rachel
What they told us: “He always puts the kettle on before I'm through the door.”
Dad from Tyler and Megan
What they told us: “He's always the first one on the dance floor at every wedding.”
Grandpa from the grandkids
What they told us: “He plays harmonica on the porch every evening, and the dog howls along.”
Lucy from Emma
What they told us: “We've done a road trip every summer for ten years, and she always picks the worst snacks.”
Mom from Jenna
What they told us: “She calls every Sunday at nine sharp to ask what I ate.”
Rosa from Sam
What they told us: “She burns the first batch on purpose so we get to eat it straight off the tray.”
Ben from Ava
What they told us: “He burned the first batch of cookies and ate them anyway, and he insists on a real tree even though it barely fits through the door.”
Chris from Emily
What they told us: “Every December he hangs the lights crooked on our fire escape and calls it art.”
Carol from Sophie
What they told us: “She makes the trifle every Christmas and pretends it's a new recipe each year.”
Julien from Claire
What they told us: “Il m'apporte un café au lit tous les dimanches et il chante faux sous la douche.”
Freja from Emil
What they told us: “Hun cykler i al slags vejr og griner af regnen.”
Zuzana from Peter
What they told us: “Každé leto ma vytiahne na štít vo Vysokých Tatrách a hore je vždy prvá.”
Lena from Jonas
What they told us: “In unserer ersten Wohnung in Leipzig hatten wir nur einen Stuhl und haben uns abgewechselt.”
Markus from Claudia
What they told us: “Was ihn glücklich macht, kostet nichts: der Sonntagmorgen auf dem Balkon mit Kaffee und Zeitung.”
Felix from Anna
What they told us: “Sonntags macht er Franzbrötchen für uns und singt dabei laut und falsch.”
Stefan from Petra
What they told us: “Unser alter Campingbus bleibt in jedem Urlaub liegen, und er repariert ihn jedes Mal pfeifend am Straßenrand.”
Ingrid from Henrik
What they told us: “Hun går fortere på ski enn meg, men later som hun ikke gjør det.”
Lucía from Pablo
What they told us: “En los cines de Madrid se ríe más fuerte que nadie.”
Giulia from Luca
What they told us: “Per il nostro primo giro in Vespa siamo andati al lago di Como e ha piovuto per tutto il tragitto.”
Femke from Daan
What they told us: “Ze fietst zonder paraplu door de regen en komt lachend aan.”
Andrea from Sara
What they told us: “Ogni domenica va al mercato in bicicletta e torna sempre con troppi fiori.”
Ida from Mikkel
What they told us: “Hun cykler til arbejde i al slags vejr og kommer altid ind med røde kinder.”
Mads from Line
What they told us: “Han sætter gamle cykler i stand i gården og giver dem til naboerne.”
Camille from Hugo
What they told us: “Elle dessine de petits oiseaux sur chaque lettre qu'elle écrit.”
Javier from Marta
What they told us: “Cada mañana me despierta con un café con leche.”
Erik from Kari
What they told us: “Han lager vafler hver fredag.”
Femke from Daan
What they told us: “Ze fietst zonder paraplu door de regen en komt lachend aan.”
Eva from Martin
What they told us: “Každé ráno beží popri Dunaji, aj keď prší, a vráti sa s rožkami pre celú rodinu.”
Carlos from Elena
What they told us: “Saca al perro cada mañana por la playa de La Concha y vuelve siempre con churros para los dos.”
Alejandro from Mariana
What they told us: “Maneja dos horas cada viernes desde Monterrey para cenar con nosotros y siempre llega con pan dulce.”
Thomas from Sophie
What they told us: “Il fait des crêpes tous les dimanches et en rate toujours une exprès pour le chien.”
Daniela from Rodrigo
What they told us: “Baila cumbia en la cocina mientras hace chilaquiles los domingos, y todos terminamos bailando con ella.”
Bram from Lotte
What they told us: “Hij fietst elke ochtend door de regen naar de bakker en komt terug met twee krentenbollen, altijd één te veel.”
Sanne from Eva
What they told us: “We fietsen al vijftien jaar samen langs de grachten en ze heeft altijd stroopwafels in haar tas.”
Carmen from Lucía
What they told us: “Todavía me guarda la mejor silla junto a la ventana.”
Jana from Miriam
What they told us: “Seit zwölf Jahren feiern wir Silvester zusammen, mit Raclette und viel zu vielen Wunderkerzen.”
Oma from Lena und Paul
What they told us: “Sie macht den besten Kaiserschmarrn der Welt und lässt uns die Rosinen herauspicken.”
Pappa from Silje
What they told us: “Han lærte meg å gå på ski i Holmenkollen og slapp ikke jakka mi før jeg var klar.”
Oma from De Kleinkinderen
What they told us: “Elke winter breit ze voor ieder kleinkind een sjaal in zijn eigen lievelingskleur.”
Papà from Marco e Chiara
What they told us: “Ci ha insegnato ad andare in bicicletta sul lungomare correndo dietro di noi finché non ce la faceva più.”
Chiara from Giulia
What they told us: “Arriva sempre in ritardo con un gelato in mano per farsi perdonare.”
Mamá from Carlos
What they told us: “Hace la tortilla sin cebolla para mí y con cebolla para mi hermana, dos sartenes a la vez.”
Papá from Lucía y Pablo
What they told us: “Nos enseñó a nadar en la playa de Matalascañas gritando desde la orilla.”
Nuria from Marta
What they told us: “Se sabe todas las canciones de los noventa y las canta en el coche con las ventanillas bajadas.”
Abuela from Los Nietos
What they told us: “Nos esperaba cada tarde con pan con chocolate y la radio puesta.”
Pap from Sanne en Tim
What they told us: “Hij leerde ons schaatsen op de sloot achter het huis en viel zelf het vaakst.”
Papa from Lea und Max
What they told us: “Er hat uns das Schwimmen im Baggersee beigebracht und stand bis zum Bauch im kalten Wasser.”
Mama from Anna
What they told us: “Sie backt jeden Sonntag Zwetschgenkuchen und ruft an, ob ich einen Schal dabei habe.”
Manon from Camille
What they told us: “Elle arrive toujours en retard avec un pain au chocolat pour se faire pardonner.”
Mamma from Ida
What they told us: “Hun baker boller hver søndag og ringer for å høre om jeg har med lue.”
Mette from Sofie
What they told us: “Hun griner så højt, at alle i biografen vender sig om.”
Mamma from Elena
What they told us: “Mi chiama ancora per sapere se ho preso l'ombrello.”
Mamie from Les Petits-Enfants
What they told us: “Elle nous attendait chaque mercredi avec du far breton et la radio allumée.”
Far from Emma og Mads
What they told us: “Han lærte os at cykle på stien langs stranden og løb bagefter, til han ikke kunne mere.”
Nonna from I Nipoti
What they told us: “Ci aspettava ogni pomeriggio con il ragù sul fuoco e la finestra aperta per sentirci arrivare.”
Felix from Anna
What they told us: “Jedes Jahr schleppt er den Weihnachtsbaum allein in den vierten Stock und tut so, als wäre es leicht.”
Valeria from Diego
What they told us: “Le encantan las noches de posada, con toda la calle cantando.”
Antoine from Claire
What they told us: “Il installe le sapin dès le premier décembre et met des chansons de Noël à fond dans tout l'appartement.”
Lotte from Daan
What they told us: “Ze hangt elk jaar op 1 december al de lichtjes op en zet Wham! keihard aan.”
Ute from Tim
What they told us: “Sie backt jedes Jahr sieben Sorten Plätzchen und versteckt die Vanillekipferl vor Papa.”
Marco from Giulia
What they told us: “Ogni Natale prepara gli agnolotti con la nonna e mi lascia chiudere quelli storti.”
Mária from Tomáš
What they told us: “Na Štedrý večer varí kapustnicu a pod jeden tanier schová mincu pre šťastie.”
Marieke from Het Hele Gezin
What they told us: “Elk jaar maakt ze de Sinterklaassurprises voor de hele familie.”
What they get
- Their song, to play again whenever they like and download to keep
- The lyric video, to download and share, on social media too
- Their own page with your note, to share See an example
- A tree that will be planted in their name through 1ClickImpact
How the good deed works
With every song we fund a tree in their name. 1ClickImpact plants it with its planting partners, and their page links to the tree’s own record.
A song for
Megan
from Chris
- I love that look in your eyes
- Your hand fits easy into mine
- Megan, I love your point of view
- The crooked one looks right with you
- You find the good in every bend
- I'd choose this life with you again
How it works
Tell us about them
A name, a few true details, the feeling you want them to have.
Hear it first
Hear the whole song, ready in a minute or two, and ask for one change in your own words if you want it. Pay only if you love it.
Give it
Their own keepsake page with the song, to open whenever you give it.
Good to know
Secure checkout
Paid through Stripe. One payment, no subscription.
Yours to keep
Download the song and keep it for good.
Always original
A new melody and new words, every time.
Questions
What do they get?
An original song about them, on a keepsake page with your note, and a tree in their name. Only people with the link can play it. We plant the tree through 1ClickImpact (1clickimpact.com): one tree per song, paid by us from the price.
How long does it take?
It’s ready to hear in a minute or two, before you pay, and changes are included. Their page with the lyric video follows about 10 minutes after you pay.
Is it made with AI?
Yes. Each song is written and sung with AI music tools from what you tell us, a new melody and new words every time, which is how it’s ready in minutes at this price.
What does it cost?
$35, tax included, one payment. No subscription. Secure checkout with Stripe.
Can I change my mind?
Yes. Within 14 days of buying, ask and we refund you in full, even after your song has arrived. Write to us and the money is back on your card in 5–10 business days.
Are the examples real customer gifts?
The examples shown on this website are fictional, not real customer gifts. Their names, stories, songs and cover images were created for illustration using AI. Your song is also created using AI, from the details you share.
Which languages can it be sung in?
In English, and also in German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, French, Danish, Finnish, and Slovak.
Will they hear their name?
Yes, sung. You hear it before you pay, so you know it’s right.
Is it a famous song with new words?
No. Every song is original: a new melody and new words. We don’t use other artists’ songs or voices.
How long can they keep it?
Their page stays up for 12 months. Download the song to keep it for good. We keep the words you give us for up to 12 months, to make the song and check its quality.
What if something goes wrong?
You hear your song before you pay, so you only pay for one you like. If we can’t deliver what you paid for, we refund you in full.
How do I keep and share the song?
Download the song (MP3) and the lyric video (MP4) from their page. To give it, send the page’s link, on WhatsApp or anywhere: it opens on every phone, no app needed. To add the MP3 to your own library: on a Mac, open the Music app and choose File › Import (or drag the MP3 in); with Sync Library on, it reaches your iPhone too. In the Spotify app on a computer, go to Settings, turn on Show Local Files and add the folder; put the song in a playlist, then download that playlist on your phone on the same Wi-Fi. This doesn’t publish it anywhere: only you see it.
What is the Keepsake Edition?
Everything in The Song, plus a second full version in another style, made right away, and 10 trees in their name. $59, tax included, in one payment.
Who is it for?
- For the day that mattersChristmas, an anniversary, a new start or no reason at all.
- For herA love song from the things only you know.
- For himHis song, written just for him.
- For MomThe things she’s said for years, sung back to her.
- For DadHis jokes, his advice, his song.
- For a friendThe story only the two of you know.
- For grandparentsThe stories they still tell, sung back to them.
Give them a song of their own.
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