d++ The Grammys haven’t even nominated it yet — but Nashville insiders are already calling Lainey Wilson’s “Yesterday, All Day, Every Day” the Song of the Year. d++
It is funny how one line in a song can pull you back to your happiest day. Maybe it was a slow afternoon by the lake, or a walk with friends when everything just felt right. That is the magic behind Lainey Wilson’s “Yesterday, All Day, Every Day.” It is a simple wish to stay in the kind of moment you never want to end.
The song feels like a warm breeze through an open window. It is not about running from the world, but about pausing long enough to see what is already good. Lainey sings about catfish, fishing, and ducks on a walk, tiny, ordinary things that somehow feel like treasure. It is a reminder that joy is often quiet, hiding in plain sight.
Lainey Wilson – Yesterday, All Day, Every Day (Official Lyric Video)
Fans in the comments could not stop talking about how peaceful it made them feel. One wrote that it reminded them “to slow down and be thankful for the little stuff.” Another said, “This song feels like sunshine after a long week.” The lyric that hit everyone hardest came early on: “I wish I could live yesterday, all day, every day.”
Listening to that line feels like holding a memory in your hands. It lingers. And that is where Lainey’s lyric video format shines. The old film reel texture and vintage footage make it feel like flipping through an old photo album grainy, real, and tender.
Lainey Wilson – Grease (ACM Awards Live Performance)
Then, in her fiery track “Grease,” Lainey flips the tone. The calm turns into a spark. She sings about attraction, heat, and confidence with a wink that only she could pull off. Lines like “Baby, I can handle the heat” show her fearless side. The crowd at the ACM Awards loved every second, cheering, dancing and smiling like they were part of the story.
Lainey Wilson has a rare gift: she can make you laugh, dance, and still stop to think about what really matters. Her songs stretch from soft nostalgia to wild joy without ever losing her down-home truth. Follow Lainey Wilson on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Sometimes, the best reminder is simple, hold on to the good days, and let them play again.
