Maja Said Yes on the Tram
An acoustic indie-folk ballad about the unromantic morning tram where she said yes anyway. Guitar, gentle vocal, smile.
“Maja — four years since the 7:42 tram. Still the best yes anyone ever said. Kocham cię.”
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Tell us about her. Her name, your story, the small things that nobody else would notice. We'll write the song that says all of it.
What they’ll open
They tap the seal and the record comes out. The song plays, your note sits right under it, and it opens on any phone without an app.
Every song is written from your words, so the details are theirs.
It sits right under the song, in your voice. They read it while it plays.
They can read along, download the song and play it again whenever they like.
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An acoustic indie-folk ballad about the unromantic morning tram where she said yes anyway. Guitar, gentle vocal, smile.
“Maja — four years since the 7:42 tram. Still the best yes anyone ever said. Kocham cię.”
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“Imani — every morning, the corner one. You think I don't notice. I always notice. I love you.”
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“Cat — three steps, straight to you. I'll remember it the rest of my life. Amo-te.”
View as giftHow it works
Her name, the small details, the moments only you two share. The more honest, the better the song.
Soft and acoustic? Slow R&B? A jazz standard for the dinner party? Pick what matches her.
On the drive home, at dinner, in the kitchen on a quiet morning. Or send the link before you walk in.
Why people love this
A song that mentions where you met and how you got here is the easiest anniversary gift you'll ever give.
Skip the spa-day card. A song with her name in it is something she'll save.
She doesn't need an occasion. A song waiting in her inbox on a tired Wednesday is enough.
A new house, a new job, a kid leaving for college. A song that names the moment is what she'll remember.
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FAQ
Quick answers before you get started.
Yes. Write her name in your prompt and the singer will use it — most often in the chorus.
Pick a softer style. Indie folk and acoustic ballads tend to land cleaner than big pop ballads. The mood setting helps too.
Yes. Set the mood to playful and write the prompt that way. A song that pokes fun at the way she organizes the fridge is its own kind of love song.
Plenty of people do. Pick a slow style and 'slow dance' as the mood.
Yes. You get an MP3 and a private link. She can save it, share it, play it on Spotify (for herself).
Start your song for your wife song. Add the details that matter, then listen and choose the result that fits best.
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