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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a song for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a song that is dedicated to someone or something, or when describing the purpose of the song.
Example: "She wrote a song for her best friend to celebrate their friendship."
Alternatives: "a tune dedicated to" or "a melody for".
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8.10am GMT A SONG FOR EACH COMPETITOR One for Berdych.
I am writing a song for him".
Mr. Mason has a song for that.
They've written a song for me".
"So I wrote a song for them".
It's a song for everyone!
A song for every personality!
You've written a song for Britney.
"I'll play a song for you.
A Song for Jenny, Sunday, 9pm, BBC1.
To be fair, I have a song for Monday night.
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