RememberMe

Joy’s RememberMe Story

“I did, in fact, two songs about my husband, and I love both of them.”

She lost her husband Mearle in 2020. She shared this the day after his song arrived.

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Mearle’s songThe Rumble and the Laughter
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IMearle’s song

“The Rumble and the Laughter”

A country song for Mearle · 4:28

0:00 4:28

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Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Chorus

Bridge

Verse 3

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in his song

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

  1. A memoryThe night we met on a blind date to go roller skating with friends on November 5,1977. I had never been roller skating before that night.
    In the song 2:30

    It started on a pair of skates, a blind date taking flight

    I'd never even rolled before, but you held me up that night

  2. A memoryWe got married on December 27, 1980. When our son Anthony was born in 1981 then our daughter Dana born in 1982. Then when our six grandchildren were born. He gave them nicknames.
    In the song 2:44

    We said "I do" in eighty, then in eighty-one and two

    Anthony and Dana came and made our dreams come true

    Six grandkids getting nicknames from the sweetest, kindest man

  3. Who he wasWas always there to help our daughter Dana when she had car trouble. He was always there to help Dana move and her kids.
    In the song 1:22

    Whenever Dana's engine stalled or she and the kids would move

    You were the first one at her door with nothing left to prove

  4. Who he wasHe taught our son Anthony how to work on cars and make his own decisions. He was there to glide him.
    In the song 1:35

    You stood right there by Anthony, beneath the open hood

    Teaching him to make his choices, guiding him for good

  5. Who he wasHe always make us laugh telling silly jokes. We loved riding his Harley- Davidson motorcycle together.
    In the song 0:11

    I still listen for the rumble of that Harley in the drive

    Holding tight behind you always made me feel alive

    I miss your voice, I miss your hugs, the silly jokes you told

  6. What she missesI miss his voice, hugs and laughter.i miss everything about him. I miss my soulmate.
    In the song 0:26

    I miss your voice, I miss your hugs, the silly jokes you told

    Your laughter was a comfort that could never turn to cold

    Mearle, my sweet soulmate, my days just ain't the same

    I miss absolutely everything, my heart is torn in two

  7. His legacyFamily is important. Help each other when you can.
    In the song 0:59

    You taught us family matters most, you gave this life your all

    You left a simple legacy we carry every day:

    Keep your family close to you, help others on the way

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IIIMearle’s story

Mearle and his wife met on a blind date, roller skating with friends on November 5, 1977. She had never been roller skating before that night.

They married on December 27, 1980. Their son was born in 1981 and their daughter in 1982, then six grandchildren, who all got nicknames from him, and a great-granddaughter.

“My life is not the same without him in it. He was my soulmate.”

What she wrote to him

He loved his family very much. He was always there when their daughter had car trouble, or when she and her kids needed help moving, and he taught their son how to work on cars and make his own decisions.

He always made them laugh telling silly jokes. “We loved riding his Harley-Davidson motorcycle together.”

His legacy, in her words: “Family is important. Help each other when you can.”

She misses his voice, his hugs and his laughter. “I miss everything about him,” she wrote. “I miss my soulmate.”

She asked for a tender country song about the legacy he left.

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 Mearle’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?
Mearle’s song arrived three days after his wife ordered it.
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