Blake Shelton Serenades Gwen Stefani in Acoustic ‘Happy Anywhere’

Check out a new version of the couple's smitten hit.

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Blake Shelton Serenades Gwen Stefani in Acoustic ‘Happy Anywhere’
Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton rehearsing for the 55TH ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS™. Hosted by Keith Urban, the 55TH ACM AWARDS™ will be broadcast Wednesday, Sept. 16 (live 8:00-11:00 PM ET/delayed PT) on the CBS Television Network, and available to stream live and on demand on CBS All Access. Photo Credit: CBS

Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani have worked up an acoustic version of their latest couple’s duet, “Happy Anywhere,” and once again show off their love in a new video.

Highlighting the smitten hit’s heartwarming lyrics and the couple’s syrupy-sweet vocal blend, the new clip is probably most interesting as another look into the playful, opposites-attract nature of Shelton and Stefani’s relationship. One is an aw-shucks country boy and the other a West Coast pop star with Platinum-punk roots, but put them together, and they’re like peas in a pod.

The video finds Shelton and Stefani singing together (and to the camera), standing side by side as Shelton strums an acoustic guitar. He’s wearing a simple button down shirt, with Stefani decked out in a green and white leather jacket, and like the song says, they just seem content to be around each other.

“I’m running, wide open, I was born with my feet in motion / But since I met you, I swear, I could be happy anywhere / Any map dot, location, you’re always my destination / You’re the only thing that I’m chained to / I could be happy anywhere / I could be happy anywhere, with you,” goes the chorus.

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The new acoustic version of “Happy Anywhere” follows Blake Shelton’s recent ACM Awards win for Single of the Year (“God’s Country”), where they also performed “Happy Anywhere” on a virtual Bluebird Cafe stage. Both he and Stefani are confirmed to reunite as coaches on season 19 of NBC’s The Voice — where they first met years ago — and the show is set to return on October 19.