Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings
In this song, Waylon sings of a blind father who is waiting for his son to come home from war. He hears a knock on the door and asks for assistance from his wife, Marie, to see if it is their son who has returned. The song references the father’s close relationship with his son, to whom he has taugh...
[Chorus]
Come here and look through the window, Marie
Open up the shutters and tell me what you see
Was that his knock that I heard at the door
Or is it six white horses coming down the road
[Verse 1]
Come here and touch me and say that it's all right
You know that to my eyes, the days are as the nights
Read again the letter that tells me where he's gone
To hell with the fighting I want my son home
[Verse 2]
I taught him to fish and I taught him to be strong
Taught him that killing any man is wrong
But tomorrow in battle, I'd run to where he stood
If the help of a blind man would do any good
[Verse 3]
Last night I went to this room for a while
I touched all the things that he used as a child
I rocked the cradle where he used to lay
I found his tin soldiers and threw them away
[Chorus]
Come here and look through the window, Marie
Open up the shutters and tell me what you see
Was that his knock that I heard at the door
Or is it six white horses coming up the road
Six White Horses was written by Bobby Bond.
Six White Horses was produced by Danny Davis & Ronny Light.