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Examples customers wrote
"My four grandchildren — Ellie, Jack, Maya and Rose. I wanted one song with all their names in it, so no one gets left out. — Nana"
"For my mom Linda. She worked two jobs and never missed a school play. I'm a mom now and I finally understand everything she gave me. — Rachel"
"Sarah and I met in a college coffee shop 10 years ago — she spilled her latte on my laptop and I asked her out anyway. Three kids later she still dances in the kitchen. I'd choose her again every time. — Ben"
"My husband David fixes everything — the truck, the sink, my worst days. Married 15 years and he never asks for anything. This year I'm giving him a song. — Emma"
"For my best friend Kim — met in 7th grade detention, 20 years ago. Road trips, terrible karaoke, matching tattoos at 30. Sisters by choice. — Jess"
"Daniel moved to Seattle for work and I'm still in Chicago. Midnight video calls, a countdown app for the next visit. Same moon, two cities. — Ana"
"For my sister Ruth. She called every Sunday at six without fail. It's been a year and I still reach for the phone. — Denise"