Anne Wilson and Cole Swindell 'Still Do' Lyric Video

Check out Anne Wilson and Cole Swindell’s "Still Do" lyric video. The two artists have teamed up to produce a reimagined version of a song from Anne Wilson's 2025 album, Stars. The song reminds us that no matter how far we may have wandered, grace is always still available to us. 

‘I′ve been sneakin' in the back row pew, been a minute since I talked to You
Guess I′m hopin' that You still recognize my voice
Lord knows I've been everywhere but here, this prodigal′s been known to disappear
If I were You, I′d have hit that give up on me point’

What a beautiful song! Anne Wilson wrote the song alongside Jeff Pardo, Matthew West, and Trannie Anderson. And Anne Wilson and Cole Swindell’s rendition of "Still Do" shows the two singers trading verses and reflecting on doubt, distance, and the journey back to faith.

"'Still Do' is such a special song to me because it's a reminder that no matter how much life changes - or how many doubts we walk through - God's faithfulness never changes," Anne Wilson shares. "I'm so excited to have Cole join me on this new version. He brings so much heart and authenticity to the collaboration, and I truly can't wait for everyone to hear it."

Cole Swindell also talks about the privilege of collaborating with Anne on this song. "I am so honored that Anne asked me to be part of such a special song," says Cole. "I loved 'Still Do' the first time I heard it and it has really resonated with where I am at in life right now. Getting to work with Anne was incredible and I hope everyone enjoys it!"

We hope you enjoyed listening to this reimagined version of “Still Do” from Anne Wilson and Cole Swindell today!