RememberMe

A Wife’s RememberMe Story

“When I received the song, it brought me to tears.”

She lost her husband Mike in 2026. They met on a Friday night in July of 1999.

A photo of Mike, with a graying beard, in a navy cap and a black jacket lined with red and black plaid
Mike’s songIt's Good To Be Seen
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IMike’s song

“It's Good To Be Seen”

A rock song for Mike · 3:42

0:00 3:42

Tap any line to hear it.

Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Chorus

Bridge

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in his song

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

  1. Her message to himI’ve loved you since that Friday night we met in July of 1999
    In the song 0:09

    Since that Friday night back in July of '99

    Loved you since '99, my favorite hello

  2. Her message to himmy first good morning and my last goodnight, my favorite hello and my hardest goodbye
    In the song 0:14

    You were my favorite hello, the center of my mind

    You were my first good morning and my last goodnight

    My hardest goodbye, my beautiful man

  3. A memoryPro tip, It’s good to be seen, Good morning texts made me smile
    In the song 0:19

    I’d wake up to your texts that always made me smile

    You’d hit me with a "Pro tip" and that sarcastic spark

    You’d smile and tell the room, "It’s good to be seen"

  4. His legacydaughter and 2 sons, teaching them to love music and baseball, coaching little league, playing his guitar at bedtime
    In the song 0:44

    Coaching little league baseball under the summer light

    A daughter and two sons, you gave them everything

    With a bedtime guitar, teaching them to sing

  5. What she missesyour work truck in the driveway, our late night garage hangouts, your nighttime singing to lil dog
    In the song 0:24

    Seeing your work truck in the driveway made it all worthwhile

    We’d stay out in the garage, just hanging late at night

    I miss your voice at nighttime singing to the little dog

  6. What she missesThree After dinner kisses… One more kiss, one more hug, one more I love you
    In the song 2:17

    I just want three after-dinner kisses in our quiet place

    I’d trade the world for one more hug, one more "I love you"

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IIIMike’s story

Mike was funny, sarcastic and smart, thoughtful and talented, caring and kind. He and his wife met on a Friday night in July of 1999.

He loved his wife, his daughter and his two sons. He taught the kids to love music and baseball, coached little league, and played his guitar at bedtime.

“Mike meant the world to me, he was my daily routine, my first good morning and my last goodnight, my favorite hello and my hardest goodbye”

What she wrote to him

Her memories include “Pro tip” and “It’s good to be seen.” His good morning texts made her smile, and playing video games together was always fun.

She misses three after-dinner kisses, his waves goodbye, his work truck in the driveway, their late night garage hangouts and his nighttime singing to the little dog.

“It was perfectly written. Tells my love story in just a few words!”

Mike’s wife, in her review

She misses his smile, his smell and his voice, and she wants “One more kiss, one more hug, one more I love you.”

She asked for a rock song about his legacy.

IVEverything she said

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