IMartha’s song

“Singing Patsy in the Yard”

A country song for Martha · 4:44

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Tap any line to hear it.

IIHer words, in her song

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

A memoryWe would go fishing as a child every chance we had.she raised 6 girls on her own.took care of her grandkids

In the song 0:13
Six little girls and a single mom
Every chance that we had, we’d grab a fishing pole
You raised us all on your own, day by day
Spoiling the grandkids and loving them hard
Who she wasMom could sing any patsy Cline song… She was a woman who would always show up if you called.

In the song 1:18
I miss your sweet voice singing Patsy Cline songs
You were the woman who would always show up
Whenever we called, you were overflowing with love
What she missesMiss being able to pick the phone and call her and tell her that I love her

In the song 0:52
Oh, Mama, I wish I could pick up the phone
Just to tell you I love you and hear you at home
What she missesher coming to my house and camp out in the yard

In the song 1:50
You’d come to my house, camp out in the yard
Her message to herMom you were the rock in our life’s. I wanted to let you know how much I wish you were here for me to talk to

In the song 1:05
I wish you were here for me to talk to today
Mom, you're the rock where this family belongs
Her legacyalways by her little sister.where they was there she was

In the song 2:56
Always right by your little sister’s side
Wherever she went, you were along for the ride

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

Martha raised six girls on her own. When they were children, they went fishing every chance they had, and later she took care of her grandkids.

She had a beautiful voice and could sing any Patsy Cline song. “She was a woman who would always show up if you called.”

She was a giving soul for anyone who needed it, and she was always by her little sister’s side.

“Mom you were the rock in our life’s. I wanted to let you know how much I wish you were here for me to talk to”
What she wrote to her

Her daughter misses being able to pick up the phone, call her and tell her she loves her. She misses her mom coming over to camp out in the yard.

She asked for a country song about her mom’s legacy. In her video she speaks straight to her: “I love you, miss you a lot.”

Tap a line to watch her say it.

I’m not a writer.: You don’t need to be. You answer questions about them in your own words, like Martha’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?: Martha’s song arrived three days after her daughter ordered it.