“She's been gone three months. I made her a song. Now I play it on the drive to work, where she used to sit in the passenger seat. Some days it's the only thing that helps.”

"I almost didn't order because it felt like too much. I was wrong. The first time I heard her name in the chorus I fell apart in the best way. It's the most precious thing I own."

"My husband doesn't cry. He listened once, walked out to the porch, stayed there for an hour. When he came back in he just hugged me. That was about Cooper."

"It's been a year next week. We play it every Sunday morning, the way we used to take her for a walk. The kids ask for it by name now."

"My coworkers told me it was 'just a dog.' This song was the first thing that took her seriously. I wept for an hour."

"He played it twice and asked me to leave the room. He never talks about her since she went. The song let him do it without finding words. Thank you."

"I didn't realize it was the anniversary until I started crying for no reason. Then I remembered. I played the song. It helped."

"Our daughter is six. He was her first heartbreak. She asks us to play his song every night before bed. She talks to him through it."

"Fifteen years. He saw me through college, my divorce, my mom dying. The song talks about a beach where we used to walk. The most precious thing I own."

"I gave it to my best friend on the one-year mark. She called me crying. She said it was the first thing in a year that made her remember loving Tucker without immediately remembering losing him."

"I made a slideshow with our song under it. My family on three continents watched it. My grandma in Poland called me crying. He was loved everywhere."

"I kept the order private. I didn't want to explain why I was crying about a 'pet.' Then I played it and I wasn't ashamed anymore."

"My dog passed eleven years ago. I always felt silly still missing him. The song made me feel less crazy. It made me feel like the love still counted."

"Five years gone. Still playing his song every birthday. The kids who never met him know him through the lyrics now."

"I gave it to my mom on the one-year anniversary of losing Pepper. She called me at 11pm sobbing thank you over and over."

"I was a wreck for months. The song didn't fix it. But it gave me something to put the love into. Now I have somewhere to go when I miss her."

"My wife passed last spring. Her dog Roxy followed three months later. I played both songs back to back at her birthday. The whole family sat in silence."

"I am eleven years old. My dog Zeke died of cancer last year. I saved my allowance and ordered him a song. My mom helped me write the prompt. I play it before bed."

"I am 78. My wife of 54 years passed in March. Two months later we lost our dog Tilly. The song mentions both of them. I am not alone in this house anymore."

"I am a vet tech. I see this grief every week. I ordered a song for my own dog the night I started crying at work. It helped me come back the next morning."

"Our pup Pippa died at three from a sudden heart condition. We didn't get long enough. The song let us hold what little we had. It will play at our wedding next year. she should have been our flower girl."

"He was a shelter dog who chose me at the worst time of my life. Fourteen years later he was the only thing left from that version of me. The song honored that. I cried like a child."

"My grandfather lived alone with his dog Otis for ten years after grandma died. When Otis went, we made him this song for his birthday. He plays it on the porch every morning."

"I am a hospice nurse. A patient asked me to play her dog's song the night before she passed. They went together in her mind. Most peaceful thing I've ever witnessed."

"My pops fought cancer for nine years. His dog Ranger never left his side. We played Ranger's song at the memorial. Ranger had passed six months earlier. Half the room cried."