For a coworker
The card gets signed by people who barely know them. You want one thing that says what they actually did.
A song for a coworker, for the send-off or the shout-out
Office cards get signed and forgotten; a song with a coworker's name and the team's running jokes gets played at the party and replayed later. Give us the projects, the habits and the desk details, and we take it from there.
Hear the second a name lands
Oh Joaquin, you make my whole world bright.
You wrote“Runs the Brooklyn half marathon every spring.”
The song singsEvery spring you run the Brooklyn half with pride.
From a real song made here: “Good Morning, Joaquin”, for Joaquin, from what his wife typed.
The moment you give it
Someone connects the laptop to the room speaker. The team hears the running joke from that launch everyone survived in verse two, and the guest of honor laughs so hard they have to sit down.
FINAL MEETING OF THE DAY: A SONG · FINAL MEETING OF THE DAY: A SONG ·
Friday, 4:30 pm, conference room B · Conference room, sheet cake, someone dimmed the lights
Start with one memory
Pick a question. The form opens with your first line already started.
Closest sample: an upbeat song for a friend
Not an office song, but it shows how achievements and quirks turn into a chorus.
What you get for $12.99
You hear it first, free. You pay once, only if you keep it.
- Free preview
- The first 60 seconds, ready in about two minutes after you enter your email. No card.
- The song
- The full song, about two minutes long, as an MP3 to download and keep.
- Lyrics
- Every line is on the preview page before you pay. Unlocking adds the lyric sheet, to print or save as a PDF.
- Their link
- A private link that plays the whole song without an account, with your name and a short note. Switch it off any time.
- Photo video
- Free: a vertical 9:16 photo video of your photos with the lyrics on screen, plus 15- and 30-second cuts. Made in your browser.
- The name
- Unusual name? Type how to say it (SEER-sha for Saoirse) and the singer says it that way.
- Re-record
- One free re-record per song: change a line, the style or the voice and record it again.
- Name sung wrong?
- After you pay, a free remake with the name fixed, once per song.
- Languages
- Sung in English, German, French, Spanish or Japanese.
- Teaser
- Before you pay, a 15-second teaser link that tells them a song is on its way.
- For this song
- One link for everyone: it plays without an account, so a whole class or team can hear it from one group email.
- For a party or school slideshow: the photo video sets your photos to the song, or download the MP3 and use it under your own.
Office material
- The project everyone associates with them.
- Their desk: the plant, the snacks, the sticky notes.
- A running joke from the team chat.
- How they helped someone who was new.
- Where they are heading next.
Keep it work-safe
Remember the song will be played in front of colleagues and possibly managers. Keep the jokes friendly and leave out anything private. One sincere line in the chorus is plenty.
For example
Team, treats and a thank you.
- Dana has rescued every printer jam on the third floor since 2019.
- She brings lemon bars to every Friday release.
- We would have missed every deadline without her spreadsheets.
Ways to use it
- Play it at the farewell lunch.
- Open a team video call with it.
- Drop it in the group chat on their last day.
- Hand them the MP3 along with the card.
For remote teams
If your team works remotely, the song travels well. Play it at the start of a video call with everyone unmuted for the reaction, or post it in the team channel with a short message.
Ask a few people in different time zones to contribute one detail each, so the song sounds like the whole team rather than one desk.
Songs are not only for goodbyes. A team can welcome someone with a short, funny song about their first week, or mark a promotion with one about the climb. Keep it upbeat and well clear of anything confidential.