Tyler Childers - All Your'n

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Arden Lambert

Updated

December 27, 2022

Updated

December 27, 2022

Updated

December 27, 2022

We’re hearing another hit song about sincerity, commitment, dedication, and true love from Tyler Childers in his track “All Your’n.”

The three-minute piece was part of Childers’s Country Squire album, released in 2019. “All Your’n” sold over 21,000 copies in the US and was given a platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America. The song was nominated for Best Country Solo Performance at the Grammy Awards.

Meaning Behind the Song

Tyler Childers is known for his intricate songwriting skills and somehow straining perfect-sounding vocals yet. In “All Your’n,” the beauty of the lyrics will leave you in awe.

It’s a perfect, sweet way to confess or tell your lover how much they mean to you. The song’s chorus says you love them with everything you have, even until your lungs are out of breath. There aren’t other ways to tell or admit it, and there’s no doubting your feelings. You aren’t lying, either. There’s no hiding what you feel because that’s the whole point of loving; either you go big and tell the person and love them wholeheartedly, or you do not love them. 

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In Tyler Childers’s “All Your’n,” it’s going big and staying that way. You love them with all of you. And you’re giving them everything you have.

“All Your’n” is one of Tyler Childers’s songs that don’t give away the meaning upon hearing the song the first time. You must repeatedly listen to and immerse yourself in the music to understand it. That is a beautiful thing about Tyler Childer and his songwriting ability. No wonder he receives a lot of praise from critics, fans, and listeners worldwide.

Check out Tyler Childers and his unique vocals in “All Your’n” right here.


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