A song for my mom, about the woman she is.
A song for my mom, from me, about her. Tell us her name and what makes her your mom: what she says before every trip, the dish nobody else gets right, the way she answers the phone. AI writes original lyrics from it and an AI voice sings them. Read every line, change what isn't her, and hear a free preview before you pay.
- Free 40-second preview of your own song
- Usually ready within 5 minutes
- $6.99 once, no subscription
Yes, Mom, I Ate
Acoustic Pop · 3:00
“Teresa, happy birthday
To the voice on Sunday night”
For Teresa's birthday, from her son. Read the lyrics
What to tell us about your mom
The best details are the ones she'd pretend to be embarrassed by. Try one of these:
- What she always says when you leave the house or hang up the phone.
- The recipe, the garden or the habit everyone connects with her.
- Something she gave up, or quietly took on, so you could have more.
- How she is with her grandkids, her sisters or her oldest friends.
- A car ride or a kitchen-table talk you still think about.
Songs for people we made up
These people are made up. The music and the voice come from the same AI that sings your song.
Yes, Mom, I Ate
For Teresa's birthday, from her son. Built on: her Sunday call that always starts with "Did you eat?"
Read the lyrics
Verse 1
Every Sunday, six o'clock
Like church bells, there you are
"Did you eat?" before "hello"
Even when I'm in the car
Chorus
Teresa, happy birthday
To the voice on Sunday night
You learned to drive at forty
And you still don't signal right
Verse 2
You grew tomatoes on the fire escape
In paint cans, row by row
You sewed my name in every jacket
So the whole school would know
Chorus
Teresa, happy birthday
To the voice on Sunday night
You learned to drive at forty
And you still don't signal right
Bridge
I've got my own kitchen now
And a plant that hasn't died
And when the phone rings Sunday
Yes, Mom, I ate. I tried.
Chorus
Teresa, happy birthday
To the voice on Sunday night
You learned to drive at forty
And you still don't signal right
Lunchbox Notes
For Linda, from her daughter, just to say thanks. Built on: the note she put in every school lunch.
Read the lyrics
Verse 1
You wrote a note in every lunch
For twelve years, every day
Sometimes just a smiley face
Sometimes "Be brave today"
Chorus
Linda, I kept every one
In a shoebox by my bed
I'm grown, and now I understand
What all those small notes said
Verse 2
You worked nights for ten years straight
And never missed a game
You'd sit up in the top row
In your scrubs, shouting my name
Chorus
Linda, I kept every one
In a shoebox by my bed
I'm grown, and now I understand
What all those small notes said
Bridge
So here's a note for your lunch, Mom
Folded small, the way you did
It just says thank you, I love you
Love, always, your kid
Chorus
Linda, I kept every one
In a shoebox by my bed
I'm grown, and now I understand
What all those small notes said
Want to hear a song made start to finish on YourMelody, from a real three-minute questionnaire? Listen to Mia's song.
Songs she'd sing along to
Pick something she already loves to hear. Three to start, about 40 seconds each:
Acoustic Pop
Warm guitar, a chorus you hum all day. Female voice.
Piano Ballad
Just piano and a voice, close and tender. Male voice.
Folk / Singer-Songwriter
Fingerpicked and honest, like a letter. Female voice.
A birthday song for mom, sung with her name
A birthday song for mom suits the round numbers, 50, 60, 70, and the years nobody makes a fuss. Her name is sung in the chorus, and you can add up to three nicknames: Mama, Mum, Ma, whatever the family calls her. Play it at dinner, or send the private gift link first thing in the morning.
For Mother's Day too
On Mother's Day, a song about her stands out next to the flowers and the brunch. If it's from you and your siblings, or from you and the grandkids, put everyone's names in. Starting a few days ahead is nice, but a song started that morning is usually ready within minutes.
Next to a wrapped present, or instead of one
A song file can feel thin beside a wrapped gift. Two easy fixes: print the lyrics on a card she can keep, or put a QR code to her song inside one. The lyrics are yours to print.
Hear Mom's song free first
The preview of your first song costs nothing: 40 seconds of each version, sung with her name. Fix any line before you buy. Both full versions are $6.99 as MP3 files, paid once.
From a few memories to their song
- 1
Tell us about them
Their name, what they're like, the joke only you two get. A few questions, about three minutes.
- 2
Read it, then hear it
Our AI writes lyrics from your story for you to read and tweak. Then it sings them in two versions, with a free preview of each.
- 3
Unlock it, give it
Love it? Unlock the full song for $6.99. Download both versions as MP3s, ready to play at the party or send in a text.
Questions people ask
Will it sound like it could be about anyone's mom?
Only if the details are generic. The lyrics are built from what you tell us, so "she dates every leftover with masking tape" makes a different song than "she's kind". You read the lyrics and can change any line before it's sung.
Can it be from her daughter, her son, or all of us?
Yes. Tell us who it's from, and add a sign-off such as "Love, your kids" to have it sung at the end.
Can the song be in the language she grew up with?
Yes. Songs are sung in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German or Italian, and her name is sung in each version.
Can I still get it for her birthday today?
Usually, yes. The questionnaire takes about three minutes, the lyrics come in a minute or two, and the song is usually ready within five minutes of pressing Sing.
How much does a song for my mom cost?
$6.99 for the full song in two versions, paid once, after a free preview.
Can I hear my own song before I pay?
Yes. Your first song's preview is free: you read and edit the lyrics, we sing them in two versions, and you hear 40 seconds of each, with their name and your words, not a stock demo. No payment needed. If you love it, unlock the full song for $6.99 and download both versions as full-length MP3s. After that, each new song uses a credit.
How much does it cost?
Your first preview is free. A song costs $6.99, or less in a pack: 2 songs for $11.99, or 5 for $24.99. You pay once, with no subscription. One credit makes one song, in two versions. See Pricing.
How long does it take?
Telling us about them takes about three minutes. The lyrics usually arrive within a minute or two, and the song is usually ready within five minutes of pressing Sing, so it works for a same-day gift. We email you when it's ready, so you can close the tab.
Is a real person singing?
No. The lyrics are written by AI from your answers, and the song is sung by an AI voice. That's how we can make an original song for one person in minutes, for a few dollars. You read and edit every line before it's sung, and you hear a free preview before you pay.
Can I use the song commercially?
Your song is for personal use: play it at the party, send it to family and friends, and post it on your own social accounts. It isn't licensed for commercial use, like ads, resale or music streaming services. See the License.