Biography:
John Anderson nació en el Valle de cauca, Colombia, el 14 de octubre de 1982 dentro de una familia con un gran espíritu musical en la cual encontró el apoyo necesario para iniciarse en este mundo de tonadas e inspiración Recibió sus primeros conocimientos musicales de parte de su padre Harold Sanchez continuando sus estudios en diferentes academias de Palmira, su ciudad natal.
Más adelante tuvo la oportunidad de integrar orquestas y agrupaciones tales como los gemelos y su combo
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Other songs:
- Swingin
- 1959
- A Honky Tonk Saturday Night
- A Woman Knows
- An Occasional Eagle
- Bend It Until It Breaks
- Better News
- Black Sheep
- Brown Eyed Girl
- Brown Liquor
- Chicken Truck
- Christmas Time
- Cold Coffee And Hot Beer
- Cold Day In Hell
- Countrified
- Disappearing Farmer
- Dont Forget To Thank The Lord
- Down In Orange Grove
- Down In Tennessee
- Even A Fool Would Let Go
- Eye Of A Hurricane
- Goin Down Hill
- Guitars That Wont Stay In Tune
- Hillbilly Hollywood
- His And Hers
- His Hers
- Honky Tonk Hearts
- I Just Came Home To Count The Memories
- I Love You A Thousand Ways
- I Make It Hard To Lose
- I Wish I Could Have Been There
- I Wish I Could Write You A Song
- I Wish I Had Loved Her That Way
- If A Broken Heart Could Kill
- If I Could Have My Way
- If It Aint Broke Dont Fix It
- Im Just An Old Chunk Of Coal
- Its A Long Way Back
- Its Hard To Keep This Ship Together
- Ive Almost Jack Daniels Drowned
- Ive Got It Made
- Jessie Clay And The 1205
- Jesus Our Savior
- Just For You
- Laid Your Memory To Rest
- Last Night I Laid
- Let Go Of The Stone
- Let Somebody Else Drive
- Lonely Is Another State
- Long Black Veil
- Lower On The Hog
- Lying In Her Arms
- Makin Love And Making Out
- Money In The Bank
- Mountain High Valley Low
- Occasional Eagle
- Old Chunk Of Coal
- Paradise
- Peace In The Valley
- Quittin Time
- Red Georgia Clay
- Sara
- Seminole Wind
- She Just Started Likin Cheatin Songs
- She Sure Got Away With My Heart
- Small Town
- Solid Ground
- Something Borrowed Something Blue
- Somewhere Between Ragged And Right
- Straight Tequila Night
- Take That Woman Away
- Takin The Country Back
- The Ballad Of Zero And The Tramp
- The Fightin Side Of Me
- The Girl At The End Of The Bar
- The Price Of A Thin Silver Dime
- The Waltz You Saved For Me
- Theres Nothing Left For Me To Take For Granted
- Till I Get Used To The Pain
- Tokyo Oklahoma
- Whats So Different About You
- When It Comes To You
- When Lady Is Clouding Your Vision
- When Your Yellow Brick Road Turns Blue
- Wifes Little Pleasures
- Wild And Blue
- Would You Catch A Falling Star
- Yellow Creek
- You Cant Judge A Book By The Cover
- Your Lyin Blue Eyes
- Your Lying Blue Eyes
- Youre Right Im Wrong Im Sorry
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John Anderson - I Just Came Home To Count The Memories
D G D
I saw roses choking in the grass, flaking paint and a broken window pane
D Bm A
A mailbox barely standing by the driveway, I can almost read the name
G D Bm
A swing-set and forgotten toys where little girls and boys played happy games
D A D
Everything I ever cared about is gone now, but the memory still remains
The old man from the house across the street asked, “How’s it goin’” and I said “Fine”
But the expression on his face would make me think, that he could almost read my mind.
That Johnson boy from down the road was askin’ if the kids could come and play
Lord I wish I could have told him yes, but I just said, I guess no, not today.
CHORUS:
D7 G A
I just came home to count the memories
A D Bm
That I’ve been counting in my mind
Bm G A
I just came home to count the memories
A D
Of a better day and time
All the birds that sang their pretty songs aren’t singing like they did when we were here
Cause there’s no happiness in music if somebody isn’t close enough to care
I picked a ragged daisy from it’s home out in the corner the yard
She loves me - She loves me not, Now I don’t have to wonder anymore
CHORUS:
D7 G A
I just came home to count the memories
A D Bm
That I’ve been counting in my mind
Bm G A
I just came home to count the memories
A D
Of a better day and time
D G D
I saw roses choking in the grass, flaking paint and a broken window pane
D Bm A
A mailbox barely standing by the driveway, I can almost read the name
G D Bm
A swing-set and forgotten toys where little girls and boys played happy games
D A D
Everything I ever cared about is gone now, but the memory still remains
The old man from the house across the street asked, “How’s it goin’” and I said “Fine”
But the expression on his face would make me think, that he could almost read my mind.
That Johnson boy from down the road was askin’ if the kids could come and play
Lord I wish I could have told him yes, but I just said, I guess no, not today.
CHORUS:
D7 G A
I just came home to count the memories
A D Bm
That I’ve been counting in my mind
Bm G A
I just came home to count the memories
A D
Of a better day and time
All the birds that sang their pretty songs aren’t singing like they did when we were here
Cause there’s no happiness in music if somebody isn’t close enough to care
I picked a ragged daisy from it’s home out in the corner the yard
She loves me - She loves me not, Now I don’t have to wonder anymore
CHORUS:
D7 G A
I just came home to count the memories
A D Bm
That I’ve been counting in my mind
Bm G A
I just came home to count the memories
A D
Of a better day and time
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