Lady May - Tyler Childers - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Tyler Childers penned his lush Americana lullaby "Lady May" for his wife, Kentucky singer-songwriter Senora May, and the 2017 song smoulders with love and romance. "I've seen my share of trouble / And I've held my weight in shame / But I'm baptized in your name / Lovely Lady May," he gushes. Sketching out an idyllic countryside scene where the pair swim their cares away and 'put their toes down in the water,' in "Lady May," the "mountains are all blushing and they don't know what to say." Tyler Childers compares himself to a hickory tree, "Now I ain't the toughest hickory / That your ax has ever fell / But I'm a hickory just as well / I'm a hickory all the same / I came crashin' through the forest / As you cut my roots away / And I fell a good long ways / For my lovely Lady May," on this wistful acoustic guitar tune that was featured as a track on the country favorite's Purgatory album.