Thank you songs / Retirement song
A retirement song made for them
A retirement song beats another signed card. It covers a career in two minutes: the first day, the inside jokes, the thing they always said in meetings, and what comes next. Play it at the party and the whole room is in on it.
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What to put in the song
Years and role
Thirty-one years at the plant, twenty as head nurse, the boss who hired half the team.
The office joke
The stapler, the coffee rule, the parking spot. One shared joke makes a room laugh at the first verse.
Their catchphrase
"Let's take it offline." "Not my first rodeo." Everyone will sing it back.
What they built or taught
The process everyone still uses, the people they trained, the customer who only asks for them.
What's next
Golf, grandkids, the boat, the long trip. The last verse sends them off.
Example lines
We wrote these for this page so you can hear the idea. Your song is written from your own details.
- Thirty-one years and the coffee was never strong enough
- Not my first rodeo, she said, and it never was
- Half this room was hired by you, and all of us were taught
- Let's take it offline one last time, and offline means the lake
- Clock out, Frank, the grandkids are waiting
How to give it
Play it after the speeches, with the lyrics on a screen or printed in the program so people can sing the chorus. Send the song to the retiree afterward so they can keep it.
For a team gift, one person texts us and collects a detail from each coworker. Keep it kind: tease the habit, never the person.
When to send it
The last day, the party, or a send-off lunch. Text us a few days ahead so there is time to hear the free preview and share it with the team.
How it works
- Tap the button and send the short text. We reply and ask for their name, what you call them, and 3 things about them. No app, no account, no form.
- Hear a free 30-second preview of their song in your texts, usually the same day.
- Love it? The full song is $29, about two minutes long, yours to keep, play and share. If not, you pay nothing.
Questions
What should a retirement song include?
Their years and role, one office joke, one catchphrase and what they're retiring to. Specific beats clever.
Can it be for a boss?
Yes. Thank them for one specific thing, like the chance they took on someone. Leave complaints out.
How is the song made?
We write the lyrics from what you tell us. The music and voice are made with AI music tools, and we check every song before you hear it.
How much does it cost?
The 30-second preview is free. If you love it, the full song is $29, about two minutes long. No subscription, no account.
What happens to what I tell you?
We use it only to write the song and delete it 90 days after your last message, or sooner if you ask.
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