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Single by Brad Paisley with Alison Krauss
from the album Mud on the Tires
Released April 12, 2004
Format CD single
Genre Country
Length 4:19 (album version)
3:46 (single version)
Label Arista Nashville
Writer(s) Bill Anderson
Jon Randall
Producer Frank Rogers
Certification Gold (RIAA)

The full length music video is set in the World War II era. It starts out with a man (played by Rick Schroder) returning home from the United States Army. As he walks into his house, he looks at the pictures of him and his wife (Marisa Petroro) and has a flashback to a moment with them underneath a willow tree. He hears laughter upstairs and walks up expecting to find his wife alone, but instead she is in bed with another man. He then leaves her and the song begins again.
The first verse of the song in the video shows the man getting drunk, and not being able to get his wife off his mind. His drinking becomes chronic alcoholism that swiftly kills him due to his consumption, and the first chorus depicts his funeral and his wife crying.
The second verse of the song in the video depicts the wife starting a drinking habit close to that of her late husband. During her drunken state, she dances with several men, but finds herself seeing her dead husband's face in the other men. There is a scene in which the wife pushes a man (with whom she was going to sleep) out of the room and shuts the door on him. She obviously holds herself at fault for husband's death, and can only feel at ease while drinking whiskey from her bottle.
Just before the second chorus there is a shot of her at her husband's grave crying and drinking. When the chorus starts, it cuts to her funeral, which also took place in 1947. When the song finishes a little girl looks back at the graves and sees their ghosts, hugging and kissing and falling in love again. The little girl in the video is played by Rick Schroder's daughter.
The music video was filmed on June 6 and 7, 2004 in Nashville. It premiered on June 30, 2004.