A song for your wife, written from your life together
Not a card. Not flowers again. A song with her name in it, built from the things only you would know to say.
From A$39 · Hear two versions before you pay · Usually ready in 3–8 minutes
Every love song on the radio is about someone else. A personalised song for your wife is about her: the flat you could barely afford, the holiday where everything went wrong and she laughed anyway, the thing she does every morning that you would miss most if it stopped. You are not asked to be a poet. You answer a few plain questions about your life together, and the lyrics come back with her name in them and the details only you could have supplied.
You read every line before anything is sung and change whatever is not quite true. Then you hear two full recordings, and paying is simply choosing the one to keep. It arrives as a private page with the lyrics under the player and an MP3 that is hers forever — for an anniversary, a birthday, or a Tuesday, which is when most of these get made.
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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 wife
You don't need to be a writer — answer two or three of these in plain sentences and the lyrics will do the rest.
- The moment you knew — and whether you said anything at the time
- What an ordinary Tuesday with them actually looks like
- The argument you still laugh about
- Something they do that you'd miss most if it stopped
- What they carried you through
- The thing you've never quite managed to say out loud
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