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Cynthia’s RememberMe Story

“It captured a lot of the things I wanted to say”

She lost her husband John in 2025. She shared this six days after his song arrived.

A portrait of John in a blue shirt holding a woman’s face in both hands, their foreheads touching and their eyes closed
John’s songTackle Box and Grace
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IJohn’s song

“Tackle Box and Grace”

A pop song for John · 3:46

0:00 3:46

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 John, word for word, and the lines it became.

  1. A memoryJohn would greet me with a big smile his fishing hat and tackle box when I came home from work and ask me if I wanted to go fishing.
    In the song 0:08

    I'd walk through the door when my workday was done

    With a smile on your face and your tackle box packed

    Your favorite fishing hat sitting perfectly back

    You'd ask if I wanted to go cast a line

  2. A memoryWe called each other Boo. It ment I love you, I need you.
    In the song 0:37

    We called each other Boo, and we knew what it meant

    I love you, I need you, a lifetime well spent

  3. Her message to himyou rescued me from everything that was hopeless in my life. You are the only man I have ever loved… I hope we are reunited in Heaven soon. I will be faithful to you and only you.
    In the song 0:46

    You rescued my soul from a hopeless place

    You're the only true love that time can't erase

    I'll be faithful to you, holding onto the truth

    Until Heaven reunites me with you

  4. A memoryJohn would have tickle fights on the living room floor with me and the kids.
    In the song 1:06

    I miss all the laughter right down on the floor

    Tickle fights with the kids that would leave us all sore

  5. What she missesHe enjoyed feeding nuts to the squirrels
    In the song 1:24

    I can still see you coaxing the squirrels in the yard

    Feeding them nuts, making nothing seem hard

  6. What she missesJohn would build “contraptions” to help make it easier to get things done. We would cuddle on the couch and watch a movie together and fall asleep in each other’s arms.
    In the song 2:01

    You built your contraptions to lighten the load

    To make everyday life easier walking this road

    We'd cuddle up close with a movie at night

    Falling asleep in your arms, holding tight

  7. What he taught herHe would always have a story with some hidden lesson. He showed me that God was loving and filled with grace. He taught me that love was all we need and that as long as we had that we had everything.
    In the song 2:24

    You told me your stories, sweet lessons concealed

    And the grace of a loving God, softly revealed

    You taught me that love was the one thing we need

    As long as we had it, we had everything

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IIIJohn’s story

John was funny, romantic, loving, silly, adventurous, encouraging and playful. Fishing was his passion.

When his wife came home from work, he would greet her with a big smile, his fishing hat and his tackle box, and ask if she wanted to go fishing. “Of course I did anything with him.”

“Our favorite time was fishing together.”

John’s wife, in her review

They called each other Boo. It meant “I love you, I need you.”

He had tickle fights on the living room floor with her and the kids. He built “contraptions” to make it easier to get things done, and he enjoyed feeding nuts to the squirrels, coaxing them to come to him.

He was strong and protective over those he loved. He would always have a story with some hidden lesson, and he showed her that God was loving and filled with grace.

“You rescued me from everything that was hopeless in my life.”

What she wrote to him

She misses cuddling on the couch with him to watch a movie, and falling asleep in each other’s arms. He promised her a dance when she joins him.

He taught her that love was all they needed, “and that as long as we had that we had everything.” She put his song to a video, and “everyone that watched the video was overwhelmed.”

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 John’s wife 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?
John’s song arrived four days after his wife ordered it.
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