Your Heaven" gave Underwood the distinction of becoming the first country musician to debut at number one and the only solo country artist to obtain a number-one single during the 2000s decade. "Inside Your Heaven" also debuted at number one on the Billboard Pop 100 chart, losing the position the following week to Bice's version. The track additionally appeared on the Billboard Adult Contemporary and Hot Country Songs charts, reaching number 12 and number 52, respectively. It was the 71st-best-selling hit and the 23rd-most-successful adult contemporary song of 2005 in the US. In Canada, the song charted alongside "Independence Day", immediately topping the Canadian Singles Chart and staying there for seven weeks, until August 20, 2005. It spent 35 weeks on the listing. The RIAA awarded the song two Gold certifications: one for shipping over 500,000 physical units in July 2005 and one for selling over 500,000 digital copies in November 2005. Music Canada awarded the single a double-platinum certification, denoting shipments exceeding 20,000 units. As of June 2009, the song has sold 362,000 digital copies and 459,000 physical copies in the US alone. Bo Bice version Bice released his rendition of the song of June 21, 2005, a week after Underwood's. In effect, it first appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 the week after Underwood's version had done the same, at number two, on July 9, 2005, becoming that week's "Hot Shot Debut" as well. It quickly fell down the chart afterwards, remaining in the top 100 for seven issues and spending its last week at number 89 on August 20. On the Pop 100, "Inside Your Heaven" succeeded Underwood's version at the top spot on the July 9 issue. The same day, on the Canadian Singles Chart, Bice's version entered at its peak of number two with "Vehicle". It spent six weeks at that position before losing its place on August 20, going on to log 29 weeks on the ranking. In July, it earned a gold certification from the RIAA for shipping over 500,000 physical copies in the US. Meanwhile, in Canada during the same month, it sold over 10,000 units, allowing it to receive a platinum disc from Music Canada. As of June 2009, Bice's version has shipped over 349,000 physical units and sold over 52,000 digital copies. Aftermath Following her win on American Idol, Underwood officially signed with Arista Records and embarked on the American