Lainey Wilson Breathes Life into Classic Hit 'I Would If I Could' for Apple Music's Lost and Found Series

Lainey Wilson takes center stage with her rendition of "I Would If I Could," a classic tune from 1996, released as part of Apple Music's Lost and Found series. This initiative sheds light on hidden musical gems, allowing listeners to rediscover the magic of timeless songs crafted by Nashville's renowned songwriters.

During a candid interview on Today’s Country Radio with Kelleigh Bannen, Wilson shares the story behind her choice of this particular track. Despite being just four years old when the song was originally written, Wilson reflects on the timeless allure of its melody and the songwriting prowess of Skip Ewing and Dean Dillon.

The singer's genuine admiration for the craftsmanship of these acclaimed songwriters shines through as she discusses the decision to record "I Would If I Could." Wilson's heartfelt connection to the song becomes apparent as she describes its classic composition and unique perspective.

In a separate interview on Lost & Found Radio, Wilson emphasizes her commitment to illuminating overlooked musical treasures. She expresses, "This town is full of so many songs that will never see the light of day. I’m a songwriter first and foremost, and I want to shine a light on songs that, for some crazy reason, didn't see the light of day. Let's bring it to the light."

The full interview on Today's Country Radio with Kelleigh Bannen is scheduled to air on Friday at 10 a.m. ET. Additionally, the insightful conversation on Lost & Found Radio is set to be broadcast at 2 p.m. ET on the same day.

Listeners can now enjoy Lainey Wilson's soulful rendition of "I Would If I Could" on Apple Music, contributing to the ongoing exploration of Nashville's rich musical history. In this rediscovery of a classic, Wilson invites fans to connect with the emotions and perspectives embedded in the timeless fabric of country music.

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