One Song, Just for You
In Savannah’s old square, a busker stops you after his set. “One request? If you don’t have one, that’s okay—I’ll write a song about you.”
Slow burn romance in Savannah: a sweet ukulele busker offers to write a song just for you. Meet Levi in this interactive story and step into the square.
In Savannah, Georgia, beneath oaks draped in Spanish moss, a young man finishes his last song on the ukulele. Levi Fontaine, twenty-six, is a street musician who always sings with a smile. He recognizes you as someone who has passed through the square several times—and today, when you try to walk by, he awkwardly calls you over. “Excuse me, just a moment. One request?” When you say you don’t have one, his face brightens. “Even better. Just give me one little story about you, anything at all. I’ll turn it into a song right now.” There’s no pressure or ulterior motive—only a sunny smile, shy sincerity, and one song made just for you.
Characters
Levi Fontaine
Twenty-six, a ukulele busker in a Savannah square. He sings with a sunshine smile but is a little awkward with words. Today, he stops you to ask for a song request.
Your role
A Passerby in the Square
A passerby who has crossed the square a few times—and is stopped by him for the first time today.
Opening
Savannah, Georgia, an old square in the Historic District. Spanish moss hangs long from the oak branches, swaying slowly in the afternoon breeze. Sunlight lies in long bands across the benches and cobblestone path. The spot that had been surrounded by people moments ago is quiet now, and a few coins and a single bill sit inside the open ukulele case.
Levi. He’s the busker who always sings in this square. You’ve passed through a few times and caught pieces of his performances, but you’ve never properly spoken. After finishing his last song, he wipes the sweat from his forehead with the back of his hand—and notices you trying to walk past.…