ILola’s song
“The Happy Nub Wiggle”
Tap any line to hear it.
Verse 1
Chorus
Verse 2
Chorus
Bridge
Final Chorus
IIHer words, in her song
What she wrote about Lola, word for word, and the lines it became.
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Who she was
Loyal, Stubborn, Sweet, clever
In the song 0:50Always talking back to me, clever and strong
Oh, Lola, my loyal and stubborn friend
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A memory
Lola hanging out the truck window loving every second of car rides
In the song 0:19With your head out the truck window, loving the ride
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A memory
swimming, trying to bite the hose spray, playing catch with her donut
In the song 1:46I can still see you swimming, biting the hose spray
Playing catch with your donut to pass the day
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A memory
staring at the floor waiting for food scraps, needing to know what’s going on and being in charge of the house and everyone in it, being an alpha girl
In the song 0:25You’d stare at the kitchen floor, waiting for food
You were the alpha girl, in charge of the house
Needing to know what was going on, sorting it out
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What she misses
The sound of her talking, her greeting at the door with her happy nub wiggling, her cuddles
In the song 1:14I miss your happy nub wiggling at the door
And the sound of you talking to me even more
I miss all the cuddles, I miss your heavy paws
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Her message to her
She was the very best good girl. She was the female version of Ronin. Say hello to Ronin, Zoey, Melly and Ronnie and Mom.
In the song 1:08You were the very best good girl right to the end
You were the female version of Ronin, it's true
Say hello to Ronin up there in the light
Tell Zoey and Melly that I'm doing alright
Give Ronnie and Mom a big hug for me too
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Her favorite place
Wherever I was
In the song 2:29Your favorite place in the world was wherever I was
About 3 minutes of gentle questions about them, in your own words.
IIILola’s story
Lola was a Rottweiler, loyal, stubborn, sweet and clever. She was her owner’s shadow, and her favorite place was “wherever I was.”
She was an alpha girl, in charge of the house and everyone in it, and she needed to know what was going on. She talked so much, and she talked back.
She loved car rides with her head out the truck window, swimming, trying to bite the hose spray and playing catch with her donut. At mealtime she begged at the table, or stared at the floor waiting for scraps.
“I love her so much. She was the very best good girl. She was the female version of Ronin.”
What she wrote about her
Her owner misses the sound of her talking, her cuddles, and her greeting at the door “with her happy nub wiggling.”
Lola helped her through it all “just by being there.”
She asked for a tender country song, with a message for Lola: “Say hello to Ronin, Zoey, Melly and Ronnie and Mom. I can’t wait until I will see you again.”
IVEverything she said
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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 Lola’s owner 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?
- Lola’s song arrived five days after her owner ordered it.
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