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Billie’s RememberMe Story

“I miss talking to you. I miss hearing your voice.”

She lost her dad Freddy in 2019. She shared this hours after his song arrived.

An illustration of Freddy smiling in glasses and a dark hooded jacket, holding a green coffee mug on a path through autumn trees
Freddy’s songKnowing Everything Would Be Okay
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IFreddy’s song

“Knowing Everything Would Be Okay”

A country song for Freddy · 3:22

0:00 3:22

Tap any line to hear it.

Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Chorus

Bridge

Verse 3

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in his song

What she wrote about Freddy, word for word, and the lines it became.

  1. Who he wasHe never stopped fighting for his family always had their backs loved driving truck… was smart and fearless worked his whole life
    In the song 0:13

    You worked your whole life, smart, fearless, and strong

    Behind the wheel of that truck, driving all night long

    You never stopped fighting, you always had our backs

  2. A memoryMy 5th birthday sitting with him at my party getting to stay up late to watch hockey with him just being daddy little girl
    In the song 0:31

    But I was just daddy's little girl, holding your hand

    I close my eyes and I'm back at my fifth birthday

    Sitting right beside you, wishing time would just stay

    Or staying up way past my bedtime, fighting off sleep

    Watching the hockey game, a memory I'll keep

  3. What she missesHis hugs talking with him on the phone not being able to just see him and knowing everything will b ok
    In the song 0:44

    I miss your big hugs and our talks on the phone

    I miss just seeing your face when I feel so alone

    I just looked at you, knowing everything would be okay

  4. What he taught hernever give up… never let anyone walk over u he showed me how to fear no one and always love with all ur heart
    In the song 1:49

    You taught me to never give up, to hold my head high

    To not let anyone walk over me as they pass by

    You showed me how to fear no one right from the start

    And how to always love with all of my heart

  5. His legacyhe was the greatest daddy anyone could ever ask for
    In the song 1:18

    You were the greatest daddy anyone could ask for

  6. Her message to himur my hero best friend my whole world no one can or ever will replace u
    In the song 0:37

    Oh, Freddy, my hero, my friend and my world

    No one could ever replace you for this little girl

  7. Her message to himI wish I got to say goodbye I’m sorry I didn’t have that chance… I love u with everything I have in life love billie
    In the song 2:03

    I'm so sorry I didn't get the chance to say goodbye

    I love you with everything I have in this life

    Love, Billie, forever, I'm missing you

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About 3 minutes of gentle questions about them, in your own words.

IIIFreddy’s story

Freddy worked his whole life, and he loved driving truck. He was smart and fearless, and he never stopped fighting for his family. He always had their backs.

He was her hero and her best friend, “the greatest papa anyone could ask for.”

She remembers her fifth birthday, sitting with him at her party, and getting to stay up late to watch hockey with him, “just being daddy little girl.”

She misses his hugs and talking with him on the phone. Most of all she misses just seeing him, and knowing everything would be okay, because he was always there for her no matter what.

“I wish that you were still here so that I could be able to see you and hug you and talk to you every day.”

Freddy’s daughter, in her video

He taught her never to give up, to always be herself and never let anyone walk over her. “He showed me how to fear no one.”

“My daddy is my whole world he is my best friend my hero and now he’s my angel in the sky”

Freddy’s daughter, in her review

She never got to say goodbye. To him she wrote, “I wish I got to say goodbye. I’m sorry I didn’t have that chance.”

She asked for a tender country song for him. The one thing she would change: it uses his first name, where she wanted it to say “daddy.”

IVEverything she said

Tap a line to watch her say it.

Thinking about a song for someone you love?

I’m not a writer.
You don’t need to be. You answer questions about them in your own words, like Freddy’s daughter did, and the song is written from what you tell us.
What if it isn’t right?
Tell us what to change. Every song includes a free revision within 14 days of getting it, and if you still aren’t happy, you get a full refund within 30 days.
How long does it take?
Freddy’s song arrived five days after his daughter ordered it.
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