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Keith Anderson's debut album Three Chord Country And American Rock & Roll was released in 2005.
On June 22, 2006 Keith Anderson appeared on CMT: Top Twenty Countdown.
Keith Anderson and his friend Rusty Gaston, once started a business singing country love songs as telegrams. They were called the "Romeo Cowboys".
Keith Anderson made a special guest appearance on Dr. Phil on Valentine's Day 2006.
In April of 2006, Keith Anderson and his good friend Blake Shelton played a friendly game of poker for a Chicago radio station's charity event.
Keith Anderson has blue eyes.
In 1998, Keith Anderson moved to Nashville, Tennessee.
Keith Anderson worked as a waiter for a restaurant on Music Row, while trying to get a record deal.
Keith Anderson has written ad jingles for local dallas radio stations.
Keith Anderson wanted to become a physical therapist.
Keith Anderson is a certified personal trainer.
Keith Anderson has had endorsement deals with companies like Bud Light, Nady Wireless Systems, Jim Dunlop brand guitar processors, Jim Beam, Gibson Guitars, GooGoo Clusters, Jodie Head, and Elixir Strings.
In 2005, Keith Anderson performed on the CMT 100 Greatest Duets Concert.
In 2006, Keith Anderson appeared on CMT: The Greatest-20 Greatest Southern Rock Songs.
Keith Anderson debut single was called "Pickin' Wildflowers."
Keith Anderson was nominated for a Grammy for the song "Beer Run" that he wrote.
In 2004, five different record labels were after Keith Anderson to sign with them.
Brian, Keith's older brother, created the Keith Anderson official website.
Keith Anderson has two brothers, Jason and Brian.
Keith Anderson quit his job after a year in a half at a top construction-engineering firm in Dallas, to pursue his music career.
Keith Anderson graduated first in his class at Oklahoma State. He had a gpa of 3.9 and also earned a degree in engineering.

Country

Everytime I Hear Your Name

Album:

Three Chord Country (2006)

Song Details:

Lyrics:

Fin'lly got over that song of ours; stopped chasin' little red sports cars,
To check the license plates an' I QUIT DRIVIN BY YOUR PLACE.
Back makin' the rounds at our old haunts: Honky Tonks, restaurants.
An' seein' some of our old friends: it feels good to dance again.
An' I can fin'lly smell your perfume an' not look around the room for you.
An' I can walk right by your picture in a frame an' not feel a thing.

But when I hear your name,
I feel rain fallin' right out of the blue sky.
An' it's the fifth of May, an' I'm right there starin' in your eyes.
An' nothin's changed, an' we're still same.
An' I get lost in the innocence of a first kiss,
An' I'm hangin' on to every word rollin' off of your lips:
An' that's all it takes, an' I'm in that place,
Every time I hear your name.

Got someone special in my life: everyone thinks she'd make a great wife.
Dad says he thinks she's the one: reminds him of Mom when she was young,
But it's way too soon to be talkin 'bout rings; don't wanna rush into anything.
She's getting over someone too, kinda like me an' you.
An' she talks about him every once in a while, an' I just nod my head an' smile,
'Cause I know exactly what she's goin' through: yeah, I've been there too.

When the conversation turns to you,
I get caught in a "you were the only one for me",
Kinda thought, an' your face is all that I see.
I know I can't go back but I still go back.
An' there we are, parked down by the riverside,
An' I'm in your arms about to make love for the first time,
An' that's all it takes, an' I'm in that place,
Every time I hear your name.

Start thinkin' 'bout the words I left unsaid.
(Every time I hear your name.)
Stop tryin' the change the things I can't change.
(Every time I hear your name.)
In my heart I know you're gone, but in my head,

I feel rain fallin' right out of the blue sky.
An' it's the fifth of May, an' I'm right there starin' in your eyes.
That's all it takes, an' I'm in that place.
An' there we are, parked down by the riverside,
An' I'm in your arms about to make love for the first time.
An' I can't explain, but I'm in that place,
Every time I hear your name.
Every time I hear your name.
(Every time I hear your name.)
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.
(Every time I hear your name.)
Ah ah.
Every time I hear your name.