Bulnesia arborea

The legend goes that Chief Lignum Vitae had a daughter named Vera, which means "Faithful" or "True".  

She lived along the Caribbean coast in what is now Colombia and Venezuela.

Vera loved the outdoors and spent most of her time laughing and singing in the forests.

Men who heard her singing fell in love with her, and came searching for.  

She hid in the forest, but they found her and pleaded with her to at least sing for them, even if she wouldn't consider marrying them.

Verawood typically gets to 40 feet or so, and makes a nice canopy tree.  Prefers well-drained locations.