I Still Do

[Verse 1]
We’ve slammed doors
I’ve slept in my truck
Said things in anger
Blamed it on bad luck
But I still keep your picture
Folded in my wallet crease
You’re my favorite kind of trouble
My only kind of peace
[Chorus]
I still do
I still choose you
Through the hard days, the heartbreaks
Every sky that turns blue
We’ve been cracked, we’ve been tested
But my heart’s standing next to you
Come whatever we go through
I will marry you
Yeah, I will marry you
[Verse 2]
Your mama thinks
I drive too fast
Your daddy caught us fighting
Out in the parking lot last
But he don’t see you laughing
Head on my shoulder at red lights
How we always find our way
Back to holding hands at night
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
We might dance in a courthouse
Or under string lights in July
Gold band, borrowed dress
Tears in both our eyes
Baby, write your last name
Right beside mine, in ink that won’t fade
From this day, from this day
[Chorus]

country, Warm modern country ballad, midtempo band with brushed drums, pedal steel swells, and strummed acoustic guitar. Male vocals up front, intimate in the verses; chorus lifts with stacked harmonies and a simple piano doubling the topline. Subtle fiddle lines answer the vocal between phrases, final chorus bigger with ad-libs and a held last note that rings out over a gentle band drop.