(D)Fin ’ly got o ver that song of ours, stopped chas in’ lit tle red sports cars to check the li cense plates, (G)back ward driv in’ by your place.
Back (D)mak in’ the rounds at our old haunts, honk y tonks, res tau rants, and see in’ some of our old friends, feels good to dance a gain.
And I can (G)fin ’ly smell your per fume and I look a round the room for (G)you.
And I can (G)walk right by your pic ture in a (A)frame and not feel a thing.
But when I hear your name, I feel (D)rain in the fall in’ right out of the blue sky.
And it’s the fifth of (G)May and I’m right there star in’ in your eyes.
I And I noth in’s (Bm7)changed,
you’re I still the (G)same.
And I get (D)lost in the in no cence of a first er kiss.
And I’m hang in’ (G)on to ev ’ry word fall in’ off of your lips.
And that’s all it (Bm7)takes,
and I’m in that (G)place
(G)ev ’ry time I hear your (D)name.
Got (D)some one spe cial in my life, ev ’ry one thinks she’d make a great wife.
(Gsus2)Dad says he thinks she’s the one, re minds him of Mom when she was young.
But it’s (D)way too soon to be talk in’ ’bout rings.
Don’t wan na rush in to an y thing.
She’s get tin’ o ver some one, too.
Kind a like me and you.
And she (G)talks a bout him ev ’ry once in a while and (G)I just nod my head and smile ’cause I (G)know ex act ly what she’s go in’ (A)through.
Yeah, I’ve been there, too.
But when the (G)con ver sa tion (A)turns to you,
I get (G)ev ’ry time I hear your (D)name.
I start (G)think in’ ’bout the words I left un said.
Start (D)try’n’ to change the things that I can’t change.
In my (Bm7)heart, I know you’re gone, but in my (A)head
I feel (D)rain fall in’ right out of the blue sky.
And it’s the fifth of (Gsus2)May and I’m right there star in’ in (G)your eyes.
That’s all it (Bm7)takes and I’m in that (G)place.
And there we (D)are, parked down by the riv er side, and I’m in your (G)arms, a bout to make love for the first time.
And I can’t ex (Bm7)plain, but I’m in that (G)place
(G)ev ’ry time I hear your (D)name,
(G)ev ’ry time I hear your (D)name,
(G)ev ’ry time I hear your (D)name.
This page shows “Every Time I Hear Your Name” by Keith Anderson in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of D at 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.