Memorial song intake

Tell us about them.

Ten questions. Take whatever time you have. You can write a paragraph or you can give us a single line — whatever you have the strength for today.

Q1Who is this song for?*

The full name of the person being honored. Goes on the dedication.

Q2Your relationship to them*

Q3When did you lose them?

Recent or long ago — both shape the song. Free-text is fine.

Q4A memory you want the song to hold*

The most important answer. Take your time. Specific details land hardest.

What good answers look like

"She kept a wooden spoon by the stove for forty years and used it every Sunday for the family gravy. She prayed before every meal."
"He worked thirty years at the same shop, fixing things nobody else could fix. He always called my mother by her middle name."

Q5Three words that describe them*

Q6An inside detail nobody else would catch

Optional, but a single inside detail makes a song unmistakably theirs.

What good answers look like

"The wooden spoon she'd had since the year she got married — she'd wave it at us when we were misbehaving."
"He'd take the long way home from anywhere — said the scenic route was the only way to actually see a place."
"The DMV carpet was the worst shade of mauve either of us had ever seen — and we both noticed at the same time."

Q7What stance feels right?*

Q8Any tradition or none?

Internal use only. Shapes the writing room without naming itself in the lyric.

Q9Where will you play this song?*

Q10Anything else the song should do or avoid?

A few optional details (skip if none apply)

These tune the writing room when they apply — a song that captures a register, a person still alive, partners who both want to sing. All optional.

Q11Is there a song that captures the feeling we should aim for?

Optional. The register the writing room aims for — not a song to copy.

Q12Is the person being honored still living?

Yes — is the person being honored still living.

Check this if the song is for someone living (hospice, post-survival, a parent you want to honor while they can hear it). We remove past-tense locks.

What you get

$99

· Three demo lyrics seeded by your answers
· One heirloom version refined from the demo you choose
· A Suno-generated audio demo of the final song
· A printable PDF of the lyric (broadside-style layout)
· Permanent shareable page
· Ready-to-paste Suno / Udio style notes
· 24-hour delivery
· 30-day money-back guarantee

How we reach you

Email *

Your name (optional)

I understand: three demos plus one heirloom version (with a Suno audio demo and a printable PDF) are delivered within 24 hours. If the result doesn’t honor the moment, I can request a full refund within 30 days. I have read the privacy policy and terms.

Pricing is final. No tip, no upsell, no surprise fees.