Anniversary · A real customer story
A custom anniversary song for Bill
Nothing here is staged and nothing was re-shot. Michelle answered a handful of questions about Bill, and this is what came back.
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What they answered
- Occasion
- Anniversary
- Style
- Country
- Tempo
- Medium
- Vocals
- Female Vocal
- Themes
- Love · Devotion · Family · Joy
- 2
When they heard it
Someone in your life has a story like this one.
You already know it. That is the whole qualification — you answer the questions, and our songwriters do the writing.
About 5 minutes · Delivered in 7 days or less
“But they're impossible to buy for.”
That is usually the point. Someone who already owns everything, or who insists on nothing, cannot be given another thing. But nobody already owns a song about their own life. It cannot be returned, outgrown, or found in a shop, and it can never be recreated for anyone else — it is built from what you alone know about them.
“I'm not a writer.”
You don't have to be. Michelle answered a few questions, the way you would text a friend. Our songwriters turned those answers into the song you just heard.
“What if it misses?”
Then you tell us and we make it right. Every song carries a 100% satisfaction guarantee, so the risk of finding out is not yours to carry.
“Is it worth it?”
Custom songs typically cost $500 and up. This costs a fraction of that, arrives inside a week, and is theirs for the rest of their life.
About 5 minutes · Not happy, we make it right
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In their own words, in full
The words they heard
[Verse 1] Neon on a Friday night in July Jukebox humming, spirits running high I was pouring drinks behind the bar Never dreamed I'd meet my lucky star Then a tap on my shoulder at The Sugar Shack You kissed me once and never looked back [Chorus] Hon, you're my husband and my friend Through the good and hard, you never bend Thirty-eight years and it still feels new Every road I've walked, I've walked with you Bill Kendle, you hold my heart [Verse 2] You told your Army buddies with a grin "I'm gonna marry her," and you would win Three months later, October twenty-nine I said I do and you were mine You fell in love with me and also Katey and Jeannie as if they were your own Thank you for being so real, you made our house a home [Chorus] Hon, you're my husband and my friend Through the good and hard, you never bend Thirty-eight years and it still feels new Every road I've walked, I've walked with you Bill Kendle, you hold my heart [Bridge] You try to act so stern and rough But I've seen Katey and Jeannie call your bluff Now six grandkids and one great grand Still reaching for your gentle hand [Verse 3] When Mom needed us, you didn't wait You loved her like a son, you'd never hesitate In sickness, sorrow, and in pain You've been my shelter from the rain Hazel eyes and silver in your hair You still hold me like a slow dance prayer [Chorus] Hon, you're my husband and my friend Through the good and hard, you never bend Thirty-eight years and forever too Every road I walk, I'll walk with you Bill Kendle, you hold my heart [Outro] Bill, you call me honey, call me your wife And I'll be loving you the rest of my life This is just the beginning, hon Of many more to come