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a song for your girlfriend, no occasion required

Mia narrates the whole grocery store like a nature documentary. no occasion on earth is required to turn that into a song.

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Jingler
for Mia, who narrates the whole grocery store like a nature documentary. i love her

The Mia Documentary

indie pop

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the random tuesday song beats the valentine's one

anyone can be romantic on a scheduled holiday. a song that shows up on an ordinary tuesday, about her, for no reason, is a different weight class. the one on this page came from “for Mia, who narrates the whole grocery store like a nature documentary. i love her”, and the indie pop that came back stars Mia and her produce-aisle commentary. no anniversary, no occasion, no apology attached. just evidence that you pay attention, set to music.

the habit you'd never explain to anyone else is the song

every couple has one: the way she narrates errands, renames your plants, argues with the GPS like it can hear her. that's the material. type her name and the habit into one message, pick a genre that matches her energy, and tap create. what comes back is a fully produced song with real vocals singing the thing only you get to witness. it sends as a link she opens with zero setup, and it will absolutely resurface in her replies for months.

lyrics

We're in the jungle, aisle four

Observing shoppers by the shore

A wild cart appears in view

Narrated perfectly by you

Oh, Mia, you're my favorite show

The cutest geek I'll ever know

Oh, Mia, I just love you so

(I love you so)

just because questions

do I need a reason to send my girlfriend a song?

no, and that's the whole trick. occasion songs are expected. a no-reason song on a normal weekday is the one she plays for her friends. the calendar has nothing to do with it.

isn't a whole custom song kind of a lot?

it's thirty seconds, not a mixtape. and a song about her narrating the grocery store is funny and specific rather than grand and sweaty. it reads as observant, which is the most attractive thing a boyfriend can be.

what genre should a song about her be?

match her, not the occasion. indie-leaning pop for the whimsical ones, R&B if she's smooth, country if she'd appreciate a story. eleven genres and ten moods means her exact energy is in there somewhere.

will the song really mention the specific thing I write?

yes. the name and the detail in your message are the point: write about the nature-documentary narration and that's what the song is about. the more specific your one line, the more the song sounds like it knows her.

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