Serenader Woman is a modern country ballad about long miles, heavy hearts, and the quiet hope that a familiar voice can still bring rest. It’s a song for anyone who’s taken the high road and kept walking, even when the weight felt too much.

Lyrics

Serenader woman, wild and free won’t you sing a simple song for me?
I ain’t been good for nothing since my heart hit the floor
When living feels like dying, it’s not living anymore
So I… oh I...
Serenader woman across the sea won’t you sing a little ditty for me?
My tide is always rising and I’m feeling the weight
when loving feels like crying, there can be no escape
So I… oh I…
I take the high road, there’s so many miles to go
my heart is heavy and my head is hanging low
Sure could use some of that good lovin’ now
wrap your voice around me and gently lay me down
Serenader woman, just beyond reach, won’t you sing a love song for me?
My body is aching and I’m missing some touch,
when lonely turns to sorrow, it’s too damn much
I take the high road, there’s so many miles to go.
My heart is heavy and my head is hanging low.
Sure could use some of that good lovin’ now,
wrap your voice around me and gently lay me down
Lay me down… oh ohh oh, oh ohoh… lay me down
I take the high road, there’s so many miles to go
My heart is heavy and my head is hanging low
Sure could use some of that good music now
Wrap your voice around me and gently lay me down
Lay me down…