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Father's Day · A real customer story

A custom father's day song for Steve

Nothing here is staged and nothing was re-shot. Vicky answered a handful of questions about Steve, and this is what came back.

In their own words
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    What they answered

    Occasion
    Father's Day
    Relationship
    Husband
    Style
    Acoustic
    Tempo
    Upbeat
    Vocals
    Female Vocal
    Themes
    Faith · Hope · Love · Forgiveness
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    When they heard it

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“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. Vicky 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?”

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  • “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.

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In their own words, in full

Read what Vicky said

[0:01] Hi, my name is Vicky Kreeson. [0:04] And I made a song for my husband, Steve Kreeson, for Father's Day. [0:11] And what made me hesitate? [0:15] Um, the lyrics. [0:16] I did not want just general lyrics saying, [0:20] 'I love you,' like any regular song on the radio. [0:26] Um, I wanted it specific to us. [0:29] So that's one of the hesitations I had. [0:32] I thought, oh, it's just going to be generic and say, 'I love you.' [0:40] 'We'll be together forever.' [0:42] No, I wanted something more specific. [0:45] And what were my doubts? [0:48] Um, just the the common theme of, [0:52] 'I love you,' not anything specific to us that was, you know, made tailored to us. [1:02] What made me decide was the form I filled out because it did ask for our story. [1:09] Um, I put our grandkids' names. [1:12] I put I didn't want to put too many names because I didn't want her to sing that over and over. [1:18] So I you can make it specific to the way you want it. [1:22] You know, I put our dog Max in it. [1:25] But I if we had several dogs, I wouldn't want to put all of their names, that would be redundant. [1:32] So I just picked out what I wanted. [1:35] And we've been together 34 years, and we lived in a trailer when we met. [1:40] Now we have a house and two nice cars, and we're getting ready for retirement. [1:45] So I put all of that in there, which was awesome. [1:50] Um, and our grandkids' names was important, so I put those in there. [1:55] And they sung them, they sung our grandkids' names. [2:00] Um, what happened when he listened to the song? [2:03] Well, first he thought it was just a song on the radio. [2:08] That I was just playing, um, that he thought, oh, that's not going to be any good, you know. [2:17] And then when it said engaged by an emerald ring and a 79 Nova. [2:24] He was so shocked. [2:26] He said, 'What?' [2:28] And then when it brought up his three brothers and his sister that passed away. [2:33] Um, I didn't put their names in there, it just saying three brothers and lost a sister too. [2:39] And he started crying. [2:42] That was it. [2:44] And that was just beautiful. [2:47] Um, I would do it, just go for it. [2:50] It's worth the money and they're going to love it. [2:55] Because, uh, you can make it tailored to you and they'll even make changes if you want. [3:01] Uh, so it's very nice, it's worth the money. [3:04] And now he wants to hear it all the time. [3:10] He wants to go out on the deck, which is what he likes to watch his hummingbird feeders. [3:18] And he'll say, 'Can you play our song?' [3:20] And it's not just any song on the radio or a song from when we first met, it's our song. [3:26] So it makes it more special. [3:29] And he just loves it. [3:32] Thank you. [3:33] Bye.

The words they heard

[Verse 1] October skies, a chilly fall night A Celica with no heater inside But something warmed me right down to my soul A single dad with a heart made of gold I leaned across that front seat to kiss And neither one of us forgot this [Chorus] Faith and hope and love that's true Every road has led to you Through every storm and every prayer God has placed us here, right here Third time was the charm, my dear Thank you for these blessed years [Verse 2] A '79 Nova in a mall parking lot An emerald ring, the answer was yes We started small with so little to show But love was the seed that we planted to grow Audrey gave us Stevie, Emily, Janie too Three grandgirls, and one's named for you [Chorus] Faith and hope and love that's true Every road has led to you Through every storm and every prayer God has placed us here, right here Third time was the charm, my dear Thank you for these blessed years [Bridge] Steve Creason, you've carried such loss Brothers and sister gone too soon But faith brought us down to the water Baptized and made new [Verse 3] From Wichita roads to Excelsior pines Twenty-four years hauling sheetrock and time Now retirement's here and old Max at your feet Our beautiful home, oh what a sweet street Happy Father's Day, my Steve, my whole life Your daughter, grandgirls, and your grateful wife [Chorus] Faith and hope and love that's true Every road has led to you Through every storm and every prayer God has placed us here, right here Third time was the charm, my dear Steve, I'll love you all my years [Outro] From a broken down trailer to all that we've grown Steve, with you, I am finally home