Songs for every occasion
Make an apology song
Sometimes sorry is hard to say. A song can help you find the words, as long as they're honest and the song is about the other person, not about you.
Make your song freeNo account needed · 10 free minutes of music a day
Say what happened
A good apology names what you did, shows you understand how it felt and makes no excuses. Put that in the description, or write the lyrics yourself.
Keep it gentle
Choose a calm style like acoustic, soul or R&B and a mood like Sad or Hopeful. Leave out big jokes: the song should show you take it seriously.
Give them space
Send the link once, then let them listen when they're ready. A song can open a conversation, but it doesn't replace one.
Ideas to try
Press an idea and Create opens with it filled in. Change anything you like before you make the song.
Songs made on LimeWire.fm
How it works
- Write who it's for, what happened and what you want to say sorry for.
- Choose the lyrics: the AI writes them, you paste your own, or you go instrumental.
- Press Create. Your song is ready in a minute or two.
- Listen, edit or extend it, then download it or publish it with a link to share.
Questions
Should the song ask for forgiveness?
It can say you hope to make things right, but the best apologies don't push. Let the song say sorry, and leave the answer to them.
Can I sing it to them myself?
Yes. Make a version without vocals and record yourself over it with Add your voice, with headphones on and the lyrics scrolling.
Can I keep the song private?
Yes. Songs stay in your browser until you publish them. Publish as unlisted to share it by link only, or keep it to yourself.
Is it really free?
Yes. Make 10 minutes of music a day without an account, or 30 minutes a day with a free account. No credit card, no trial. Free listening has a short break for LimeWire Pro every few songs.
How long does it take to make a song?
Usually a minute or two. When many people are making songs at the same time, it can take a little longer.
Which languages can it sing in?
50 languages, from English, Spanish and Hindi to Hungarian, Swahili and Japanese, plus Estonian in beta. Pick the vocal language on the Create page.