Brad Paisley teamed up with Carrie Underwood to record this duet. The pair previously recorded "Oh Love" together in 2007, earning a Grammy nomination for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals. The duo have also co-hosted the CMA Awards together on several occasions. "We are probably going to look back on our careers as that being one of those moments that will be hard to beat," Paisley said in 2013.
This song about a husband and wife making an effort to rekindle their romance was inspired in part by the Loretta Lynn/Conway Twitty duet "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man." Instead of a standard duet structure where the girl and guy trade verses, it's a question and answer between the singers.
Paisley told Taste of Country Carrie was the first person he called to sing with him on the song. He said: "I think we've become really close, having toured together and become friends and co-hosting the CMAs for several years. We just get along great and sing great together. She's probably pretty much my first choice to sing with when it comes to a duet with a woman like that. I mean, we just sort of share the same values and get along that well. And also, I just don't think there's a better singer than her, so it's sort of selfish to be able to sing with her and perform. Every take sounded like that [the final recording]."
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