Synopsis
Edwin McCain moves through a bustling city that looks as though it has been transformed into a 19th-century village. As he walks and rides in a taxi, townspeople in period clothing go about their routines while several figures gather around a large park tree. The journey builds toward a sudden act of romance and rescue: when a branch breaks beneath a woman, McCain reaches her in time to catch her fall.
Factoids & Trivia
- The video was made for McCain's 1999 recording of "I Could Not Ask For More," which appeared on the soundtrack to the romantic drama *Message in a Bottle* and was later included on his album *Messenger*.
- The song was written by Diane Warren, making it one of only two tracks on *Messenger* not written by McCain. Matt Serletic produced the recording.
- The period setting gives the video a storybook quality rather than tying it directly to the plot of *Message in a Bottle*. Its central rescue mirrors the song's declaration of complete romantic devotion.
- "I Could Not Ask For More" became McCain's second Top 40 hit on the Billboard Hot 100, following the larger success of "I'll Be."
- The song was later recorded by Sara Evans for her 2000 album *Born to Fly*. Her country version became a major hit, reaching No. 2 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart in 2001.