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Sharon’s RememberMe Story

“They bring a smile to my face and to my heart in remembering my loved one.”

She lost her wife Carol in 2025. She shared this three days after Carol’s second song arrived.

An illustration of Carol smiling in a white baseball cap and a pink hoodie, in a sunny green park with trees and hills
Carol’s songI'm Here Now
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ICarol’s song

“I'm Here Now”

A pop song for Carol · 5:18

0:00 5:18

Tap any line to hear it.

Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Chorus

Bridge

Verse 3

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in her song

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

  1. A memoryWe grew up 4-1/2 blocks from one another but we never met till I was 42 and you were 36. We became friends and talked about relationships that were never meant to be.
    In the song 0:15

    Four and a half blocks was all that stood between us

    But it took till I was forty-two and you were thirty-six

    We talked about the past and loves that never lasted

  2. A memoryCarol I asked you to dance one night… “Do you know how long I’ve waited to get my hands on you”… You slipped me a note one day & asked me to the Movies “Bed of Roses”
    In the song 0:42

    Then you slipped a note to see a movie, a Bed of Roses screen

    I asked you for a dance, and you left me without words

    "Do you know how long I've waited to get my hands on you?"

  3. A memorySparks flew… we laid in front of the fire place… I sent you flowers with a note thanking her for showing me what a joy it was to relax and to smile once more
    In the song 1:50

    A hesitant kiss goodnight, and the sparks began to fly

    By the fire in my living room, our deepest feelings grew

    I sent you flowers just to thank you for the grace

    For showing me how to relax and putting a smile on my face.

  4. A memoryyou house sat for me and my pets while I went to England… The Phone Bill was worth every cent… said “I’m Here Now”
    In the song 2:57

    I flew across to England, you stayed to watch the pets

    We talked upon the phone each day, a bond we'd never break

    That bill was worth every single cent to hear you on the line

    When I came home you said, "I'm here now," and I knew that you were mine

  5. Who she wasBeautiful smile, touched the hearts of those she met… loved music and our animals
    In the song 0:57

    Carol, your beautiful smile touched everyone you met

    Your love for the animals and music, I never will forget

  6. What she missesI miss waking up next to her on the start of a new day. I miss that I didn’t get to spend the rest of my life with her but take comfort in knowing she got to spend the rest of her life with me.
    In the song 1:10

    I didn't get to spend the rest of my life with you

    But I take comfort knowing you spent the rest of yours with me

    I miss waking up beside you at the start of every day

  7. Her message to herI love you, always have and always will, to the moon and back and beyond. I may have not been the first woman in your life, or the 1st I love you, but I was the last woman in your life.
    In the song 1:20

    To the moon and back and beyond, my soulmate and my friend

    I wasn't the first woman to say "I love you" in the past

    But I am so grateful I got to be your last.

    Always have and always will, until we are together again.

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IIICarol’s story

Carol had a beautiful smile that touched the hearts of those she met. She was caring, compassionate and always willing to help, and she loved music, their animals and Sharon with all her heart.

She and Sharon grew up four and a half blocks apart but didn’t meet until Carol was 36 and Sharon was 42. They became friends first, talking about relationships that were never meant to be.

“I may have not been the first woman in your life, or the 1st I love you, but I was the last woman in your life.”

What she wrote to her

One night Sharon asked her to dance, and was speechless when Carol said, “Do you know how long I’ve waited to get my hands on you?” Carol slipped her a note asking her to see “Bed of Roses,” and after a second movie date they kissed good night. Sparks flew.

Both had started to accept that their lives might be complete without a partner. Then, after dinner by the fireplace at Sharon’s house, “our friendship blossomed into a love like no other we had experienced.”

While Sharon was in England on a Reserve Training Exercise, Carol house sat for her and her pets, and they talked every day. “The Phone Bill was worth every cent.”

Sharon asked Carol to marry her. When she came home, Carol never left the house, said “I’m Here Now” and said yes. Two months later they shared their commitment vows in front of family and friends.

“Despite the pain of losing you, Carol, I’d do it all again with you.”

What she wrote to her

Sharon misses her smile every day, and waking up next to her. “I miss that I didn’t get to spend the rest of my life with her but take comfort in knowing she got to spend the rest of her life with me.”

IVEverything she said

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Carol’s song arrived four days after her wife ordered it.
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