“I’d Still Choose You” came from looking back at the life Amber and I have built together—not just the best moments, but all of it.

When you’ve been with someone long enough, your story becomes more than the day you met, the wedding, the family photos, and the memories you like to share. It also includes seasons you never expected: changes, struggles, mistakes, distance, growth, forgiveness, and finding your way back to one another.

That’s where the idea for this song came from.

I started thinking about a simple question: If I knew then everything I know now—every high, every low, every difficult chapter and every beautiful one—would I make the same choice?

And the answer was still yes.

“I’d Still Choose You” is about a love that has been tested by real life. It isn’t saying we got everything right. We didn’t. It’s saying that after everything we’ve experienced together, I can look at Amber today with a much deeper understanding of what choosing someone actually means.

When we first chose each other, we couldn’t possibly know everything that choice would eventually hold. Today, that choice carries the weight of years together, raising our family, building a home and a life, weathering difficult seasons, making memories, and continuing to grow individually and together.

That’s what inspired the song. It’s not just about falling in love with someone once. It’s about choosing them again—with your eyes open, knowing the entire story.

If I could go back to the beginning knowing where every road would lead, I wouldn’t ask for a different story.

I’d still choose you.