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anniversary

an anniversary song for your boyfriend that gets the inside joke

one year in and Eli still orders extra dumplings because he knows you'll steal them. that's not a boyfriend, that's a keeper. sing it.

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happy one year Eli!! you still order extra dumplings because you know i'll steal them

One Year of Eli

upbeat pop

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one year counts. loudly.

nobody throws a parade for a first anniversary, which is exactly why a song lands so hard. the track on this page came from “happy one year Eli!! you still order extra dumplings because you know i'll steal them”, and it turned the dumpling arrangement into an upbeat pop anthem with Eli's name all over it. one year of him quietly padding the order because he knows you. that's the good stuff. that's the song.

sized for exactly how you two text

the whole thing runs on one message, up to 140 characters, which happens to be the natural length of an inside joke. his name, the years, the habit, done. pick a genre that sounds like your relationship, pick a mood, tap create. thirty seconds of fully produced song comes back with real vocals, and it travels as a link he can open anywhere, mid-dumpling if necessary.

lyrics

Happy one year Eli!!

You still order extra dumplings

Because you know I'll steal them

(Yeah!)

Happy one year Eli!!

Happy one year to us, yeah!

anniversary questions

is one year even a big enough anniversary for a song?

one year is the perfect anniversary for a song. big milestones get dinners and speeches. year one gets the inside jokes while they're still fresh, and those make the best lyrics.

does my boyfriend need the app to hear it?

no. the song goes out as a link that opens full screen with synced lyrics, no app and no account. the app is only needed to make songs, and his first one is free when he inevitably wants revenge.

which detail should I put in the message?

the one that would embarrass you both slightly to say out loud. the extra dumplings, the hoodie he pretends he lost, the show he won't watch without you. specific and small always beats grand and vague.

what if he's more of a serious-romance guy?

then skip the funny mood and go romantic. same one text about him, but the song comes back sincere, and the dumpling thing suddenly sounds like devotion. which, to be fair, it is.

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