a song, from you, for them
Some things are easier to sing.
Still Dancing by Tom
We’re still dancing, still dancing
In our socks on the kitchen floor
Forty-nine years of Fridays
And I’m asking you for one more
Ninety-Three Candles by The whole family
Ninety-three candles, blow them all out
Nana Jean is what it’s all about
Sing it loud so the neighbours hear
We’ll do it all again next year
Hold the Line by Erin
Hold the line, Dad, hold the line
We never caught a single thing
But I’d go back a thousand times
To hear you try to sing
Little Moon by Mummy & Daddy
Sleep, little moon, sleep
The whole wide sky can keep
Sleep, little moon, sleep
One Question by Marcus
I’ve got one question, Sofia
I’ve been saving it for you
If the town goes dark behind us
Will you say that you will too?
Tell us about the person you love. We’ll turn your words into a song that could only ever be for them.
Free to hear. You only pay if you love it.
from your words to their song
Your little things, turned into a song.
she hums when she stirs the potwe dance in our socks on Fridaysthat crackly radio since 1975
We’re still dancing, still dancing
In our socks on the kitchen floor
Forty-nine years of Fridays
And I’m asking you for one more
A song for Margaret
Still Dancing
no musical talent required
If you can send a text, you can do this.
One easy question at a time. Most people are done in about five minutes.
- 1
Tell us who it’s for
Their name and a few simple questions. Stuck? Tap one of our ideas.
About 3 minutes
- 2
Pick a sound
Listen to a few, or let us choose. We know what suits a dad’s 60th.
30 seconds
- 3
Read the words
We write the lyrics. Change anything you like, as often as you like.
1 minute
- 4
Hear it free
Listen to your real song. If you love it, keep it. If not, you owe nothing.
Ready in about 2 minutes
what they receive
Not a file. A little envelope with their name on it.
Send a link by text or email. They tap to open it, the song begins, and the words appear line by line. Your note is at the bottom. They’ll keep it forever.
for any day that matters
What’s the occasion?
BirthdayBetter than a card they’ll lose by Tuesday.AnniversaryAll those years, in three minutes.
WeddingA first dance nobody else has ever had.
Mother’s DayFor the one who always sang to you first.Father’s DayFor the things dads don’t get told enough.
Valentine’sRoses die. This one stays on their phone.
New babyA lullaby that’s only ever been theirs.
ProposalAsk the question. Let the song go first.if you’d like to go further
Turn the song into a film.
the summer you taught me to swimMemory film
Add up to 30 photos and we’ll set them to your song. Made for the big screen at a party.
forty-nine years of FridaysLyric video
Your words, painted across the screen as the song plays. Ready to share in square or vertical.
our promise
You only pay for a song you love.
Hear it first
Read every word and hear your song before you pay anything.
Change anything
A wrong word or too slow? We’ll fix it, free.
7-day refund
Changed your mind? Full refund. No questions.
From £29, once. No subscription, ever.
People usually ask
I’m not a writer or a musician. Can I really do this?
That’s exactly who it’s for. You answer a few simple questions, tap some suggestions if you’re stuck, and we write the words and music. If you can send a text message, you can make a song.
How long does it take?
About five minutes to answer the questions, and your free preview is ready about two minutes later. After you pay, the full song arrives straight away.
Do I have to pay before I hear it?
No. You read every word and hear a preview of your actual song first. You only pay if you love it.
What if I don’t like it?
Change any word and make a new preview, free. After you buy, you get one more round of changes, or a full refund within 7 days. No questions.
Will it sing their name properly?
Yes. Just type how it sounds, like “shi-VAWN” for Siobhan, and you can check it in your preview before you pay.
there’s a light on somewhere
Their song could be ready tonight.
Five minutes from you. A lifetime on their phone.
Start their song