On November 20, 2005, McCann married her boyfriend Mike Wolofsky in Nashville, Tennessee. McCann was dropped from Warner Bros.' roster in 2002, following the release of a Super Hits compilation which was composed of material from her previous albums. After it came "Because of You", which failed to chart. The first single from Complete, "Come a Little Closer", reached a peak of No. Nineteen years old at the time of its release, McCann felt that the album marked an increased level of maturity in her work. Records, due to the closure of Asylum Records's Nashville division which resulted in the transfer of Asylum's roster to the Warner Bros. McCann's third album, 2001's Complete, was issued on Warner Bros. Something in the Air was certified gold in the United States although three additional singles were released from it, none reached higher than No. 41 on the Billboard Hot 100, giving McCann her only entry on the latter chart. This song entered Top Ten on the country music charts, and peaked at No. This song was withdrawn before it could chart, however, and "With You" was its replacement. Originally slated as its lead-off single was "You're Gone", which featured harmony vocals from Vince Gill, Steve Wariner and Bryan White (of whom the latter two also co-wrote the song). McCann's second album, Something in the Air, was issued in 1999. This song was released to radio, although it did not chart. Later in 1998, McCann recorded a song entitled "To Get Me to You" for the soundtrack to the movie Hope Floats. However, the third and fourth singles (a cover of Sheena Easton's "Almost Over You" and the Mark Spiro- Andrew Gold collaboration "Yippy Ky Yay", respectively) failed to make Top 40 in the US, although the former was a No. "I Wanna Fall in Love", the album's second single, became McCann's highest-charting single at No. Lila was also the highest-selling album for a new country music act that year, earning platinum certification in the United States for shipments of one million copies. These comparisons stemmed from the fact that both singers, who were teenagers at the time, were recording material that was considered mature for their age. Released in June 1997, Lila drew critical acclaim and comparisons to LeAnn Rimes. "Down Came a Blackbird" was issued in mid-1997 as the first single from her debut album, Lila the song went on to peak at No. McCann's version of the song was sent to Seymour Stein, president of the Asylum Records label, who signed her to a recording contract in 1997.
By the time she was in her early teens, McCann recorded "Down Came a Blackbird", a song which was given to her by her manager, Kasey Walker. Later on, she became a local performer in her own right, singing in small venues around her hometown. She gave her first public performance at age four, when she sang " You Are My Sunshine" in her father's country music band. Lila Elaine McCann was born in Puyallup, Washington.
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