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Expressing Our Experience. Pulse Youth Health South Working during Covid was for us a time of change and uncertainty. While we still came to work, we did not see our clients face-to-face. Things changed very rapidly in that first week. We were not sure if we would stay open. Increasing numbers of cases so close to home (North West) coupled with traumatic world news was upsetting for everyone. We have all been left feeling much more uncertain about our world. This activity was a chance to look more deeply at how we felt. Sometimes work is just one foot in front of the other and the crisis passes and there is no real reflection. One of the things we noticed was the difference in Covid experiences within the team. Some felt isolated, some felt very connected through social media. Some carried on with little change. Some lost hugely important parts of their usual lives. It is important not to make assumptions. One young team member stated the process highlighted for her just how much she missed live music. Another was quick to identify the ‘numbers’ used significantly during the period. Numbers were important. Pulse Youth Health has a history of working creatively with young people. Two team members, Matthew Fargher and Jane Palfreyman, have used music in their work with young people and pursue musical interests out of work time. They came up with the idea of re-wording a known song to reflect our experience. They brainstormed with the team regarding key words, statements and feelings. The song was chosen for the ‘feel’ it already had and words were substituted more relevant to the team. The recording process itself was fun and uplifting. The recording process was filmed, and edited, so we have a visual record as well.