Alan Jackson might be officially retiring in a matter of days when he performs what\u2019s billed as his final concert<\/a><\/strong> on June 27th at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. But that doesn\u2019t mean he\u2019s totally out to pasture, or won\u2019t put out any new music. In fact, ahead of his career finale, Mr. Chattahoochee has released a rare cover song, but one that holds important significance for him. <\/p> \u201c50 years ago in 1976, in Newnan, Georgia, I started dating this young girl. She was a cheerleader for Newnan High School,\u201d<\/em> Alan Jackson explains<\/a>. \u201cAnd one day, she went over to a friend\u2019s house, a girlfriend\u2019s house, and I went over there and hung out a while, and she was practicing her dance routine for the cheerleeding squad and the football game to a hit song that was a hit that summer called \u2018Still The One,\u2019 I think by a group called Orleans.\u201d<\/em><\/p> Jackson continues, \u201cI sat there and watched her, and three years later, I ended up marrying that young girl. She\u2019s my wife today Denise. So in honor of 50 years ago, this has always been one of our old fond memories of our starting out days. Any time we hear that song, it brings back these memories. So in honor of the 50 years, I went into the studio and recorded that little pop song with some country seasoning, and I gave it to her for her birthday, \u2019cause she\u2019s still the one.\u201d <\/em>