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A song for your dad, in words you'd struggle to say out loud

Most of what you'd want to tell him has never quite been said. This is a way to say it that doesn't require either of you to make eye contact.

From A$39 · Hear two versions before you pay · Usually ready in 3–8 minutes

A father in a red flannel shirt and his grown daughter sitting on the tailgate of a pickup at a misty lake at dawn, the daughter holding out a phone and the father smiling as he listens, pines across the still water.

Fathers and their children are often better at doing things side by side than saying things face to face. A personalised song for your dad says it for you: the bike he ran alongside and never let go of, the rule he repeated until you could hear it in his voice, the sacrifice you only spotted at thirty. It does not need to be sentimental. Some of the best ones are dry, specific and a bit funny, which is how he would want it.

You put down two or three memories in plain sentences, read the lyrics and take out anything he would argue with, then hear two complete recordings and pay for the one you keep. It is ready the same day and lands as a link plus an MP3, so it works for Father's Day, a big birthday, or a card that always felt too small.

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Choose the tone, we'll set the dials

Each option starts the wizard with the genre and mood already selected — you just tell the story.

What to write

Story prompts for a song about your dad

You don't need to be a writer — answer two or three of these in plain sentences and the lyrics will do the rest.

  • A sound, a smell, or a room from childhood that's still them
  • Something they said so often you can hear the exact tone
  • What you understand about them now that you didn't at fifteen
  • A sacrifice you only spotted years later
  • What you've inherited — a habit, a phrase, or a temper
  • What you'd want them to know you noticed

Questions

Before you start

Their song starts with your story