Garth Brooks’ ‘The Call’ About Trisha Yearwood Relationship

This June 16, 2011 file photo shows inductee Garth Brooks performing onstage at the 42nd Annual Songwriters Hall of Fame Awards in New York. In stores Thursday, Nov. 28, 2013, is Brook's “Blame It All On My Roots,” eight-disc box set containing a blast of newly recorded material. Brooks heads up a concert special Friday, Nov. 29, 2013, that CBS will broadcast live from the Wynn resort in Las Vegas.(AP Photo/Charles Sykes, File)

Garth Brooks is continuing to make his 2013 after he released “The Call,” which features wife Trisha Yearwood.

“It’s about that point in a relationship when you make the decision whether what you have is worth fighting for, or is it just easier to call it ‘friends’ and live life from there,” he said.

“Everybody goes through this; Miss Yearwood and I were in the middle of it in 2002-03.”

He added: “We tried cutting this song with a full band but kept going back to the Wynn performance where it’s just like two people talking to each other. The echo-type piece in this is something I haven’t seen since ‘Mockingbird’ with James Taylor and Carly Simon. I love how unique this song sounds and when you bring it down to just two voices and a guitar, the conversation happens.”

Brooks, 51, has been married to Yearwood for several years.

Listen to “The Call” here.