Paul Simon, Edie Brickell Release New Duet Days After Domestic Disturbance Arrest

By Nate Jones

UPDATED 05/02/2014 at 01:50 PM EDT • Originally published 05/02/2014 at 01:15 PM EDT

Paul Simon, Edie Brickell

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Call it a musical reconciliation, or at least a kind of therapy. Just days after the pair was arrested for disorderly conduct, Paul Simon and Edie Brickell have released a new duet together.

Titled "Like to Get to Know You Again," the song is a gentle acoustic ballad about finding new faith in old love. "I wouldn't trade places with anyone," the pair, married since 1992, harmonize. "Because I'd like to get to know you again."

"I know how you like your coffee," Simon sings. Brickell's rejoinder: "And I know how bad you drive."

Comments on the song are disabled on Brickell's Soundcloud page.

The couple was arrested April 26 at their New Canaan, Conn. home. According to police, Simon called police after he and Brickell got in a physical scuffle that left both with minor injuries.

"I got my feelings hurt and picked a fight with my husband. The police called it disorderly. Thank God it's orderly now," Brickell told PEOPLE in a statement through her lawyer.

In court in Norwalk, Conn. on Monday, the pair played down the incident.

"Both of us are fine together," Simon told the court. Brickell agreed: "He is not a threat to me at all."

The couple are due to return to court on May 16.

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