The very generous captive-cogitations.tumblr.com has shared the song. You can listen to it here.

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That was a lovely surprise! Very, very sweet and delicate vocal by SN!

Thank you very much, I loved it!

I've always loved this Garth Brooks song...and hearing Don and Stevie sing it makes it even more awesome!

I SO love Stevie's vocals on this song. I would love to hear a Stevie only version of this song but Don & Stevie is always a welcome treat, imo.

Heavy Rotation!

Sweet song! Stellar vocals from both! I can't believe this is a "bonus track".

Stevie's voice sounds beautiful, and it's a really pretty song.

[QUOTE=Phoenixgypsy;1172847]I've always loved this Garth Brooks song...

"Please don't speak that man's name, we are about to eat." ~Violet, the Dowager Countess

This song is Grammy worthy for both. Awards don't matter, but yes they do and this is the song. Why relegate it to a bonus track? Unless that is crafty marketing...

I had myself convinced it would be Nicole who would find it for us. LOL. Thank you, Danielle. The song is precious. Stevies' part is too short though.

Oooohhhh...a Stevie only version would be awesome! That's a great idea...maybe that can be Stevie's track for the next FM record?

very pretty! It felt like it ended too soon. Another chorus with both of them singing would have been nice.:nod:

Very gentle and sweet. Thank you.

Michele

I went out and got the album today. This song is lovely. Don Henley has been doing it solo live for several years now but Stevie makes it a standout track. Her vocal is so tender and vulnerable. I love it!

My only complaint: more Stevie (as much as I love Don, Stevie comes first in my heart). Also, it definitely should have been on the regular album. I can only hope this "exclusivity" to Target is only for a limited time and it will eventually find its way onto iTunes and streaming services.

If he had Stevie singing or harmonizing on one of the front end verses, it would been more of a balanced duet. Instead, it' s as if Stevie is just making a brief guest appearance at the end.