Biography:
Waylon Arnold Jennings (June 15, 1937 – February 13, 2002) was an American singer, songwriter, and musician. Jennings began playing guitar at eight and began performing at 14 on KVOW radio. His first band was The Texas Longhorns. Jennings worked as a DJ on KVOW, KDAV, KYTI, and KLLL. In 1958, Buddy Holly arranged Jennings's first recording session, of "Jole Blon" and "When Sin Stops (Love Begins)". Holly hired him to play bass. In Clear Lake, Iowa
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- Amanda
- Anita You're Dreaming
- Are You Ready For The Country
- Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way
- Baby Don't Be Looking In My Mind
- Bob Wills Is Still The King
- Born To Love You
- Brown Eyed Handsome Man
- Can't You See
- Christina
- Couple More Years
- Doesn't Anybody Know My Name
- Down Came The World
- Dreaming My Dreams With You
- A Bad Day
- A Lot Of Good
- A Love Song
- Abilene
- After The Fire Is Gone
- Aint Living Long Like This
- Aint No God In Mexico
- America
- Anita Youre Dreaming
- Another Bridge To Burn
- Another Mans Fool
- Are You Sure
- Armed And Dangerous
- As The Billy World Turns
- Baby Dont Be Looking In My Mind
- Baker Street
- Ballad Of Forty Dollars
- Ballad Of Fourty Dollars
- Been A Long Time Leavin
- Belle Of The Ball
- Between Fathers And Sons
- Big Ball In Cowtown
- Billy
- Black Rose
- Brand New Goodbye Song
- Breakin Down
- Broken Promise Land
- Burning Memories
- But Thats Alright
- Cactus Texas
- California Sunshine
- Cant You See
- Carnival Song
- Cedartown Georgia
- Chance Ill Have To Take
- Cindy Of New Orleans
- Clyde
- Come Back And See Me
- Come With Me
- Cowboy Movies
- Cowboys Last Song
- Cut The Mustard
- Delta Dawn
- Detroit City
- Didnt We Shine
- Doesnt Anybody Know My Name
- Donna On My Mind
- Dont Cuss The Fiddle
- Dont Let Sun Set On You
- Dont Let The Sun Set On You
- Dont Think Twice Its Alright
- Dont Waste Your Time
- Dont You Think
- Dream Baby
- Dreaming My Dreams
- Drinkin And Dreamin
- Endangered Species
- Even Cowgirls Get The Blues
- Fallin Out
- Freedom To Stay
- Good Hearted Woman
- Good Ol Boys
- Good Time Charlies
- Good Time Charlies Got The Blues
- Green River
- Grey Eyes You Know
- Guitars That Wont Stay In Tune
- Hank Williams Syndrome
- Hardline
- He Went To Paris
- Heartaches Older Than You
- Heartarche Olders
- Heaven Or Hell
- Her Man
- Heroes
- Hey Willie
- High Time You Quit Your Lowdown Ways
- Hittin The Bottle Again
- Honky Tonk Angels
- Honky Tonk Heroes
- How Much Rain
- I Aint Living
- I Can Get Off
- I Cant Get Off On You
- I Cant Help The Way I Dont Feel
- I Could Write A Book About You
- I Do Believe
- I Dont Do It No More
- I Dont Do It Nomore
- I Got The Train Sittin Waitin
- I Got You
- I Just Cant Keep My Hands Off Of You
- I Just Cant Wait
- I Ll Go Back To Her
- I May Be Used
- I May Be Used But Baby I Aint Used Up
- I Think Im Gonna Kill Myself
- I Will Always Love You
- If I Can Find A Clean Shirt
- If I Could Only Fly
- If Shell Leave Her Mama
- If You Could Touch
- If You Could Touch Her At All
- If You See Her
- If Youre Going Girl
- Im A Ramblin Man
- Im Little
- Itll Be Her
- Its Not Supposed To Be That Way
- Its So Easy
- Ive Always Been Crazy
- Ive Been A Long Time Leavin
- Ive Got My Faults
- Jack Of Diamonds
- Just Talking
- Just To Satisfy You
- Just Watch Your Mama And Me
- Kentucky Woman
- Kissing You Goodbye
- Ladies Love Outlaws
- Lady In The Harbor
- Laid Back Country Picker
- Lay It Down
- Leavin Town
- Lets All Help The Cowboys
- Lines
- Lonesome Onry And Mean
- Long Gone
- Look Into My Teardrops
- Looking For A Feeling
- Looking For Suzanne
- Lorena
- Louisiana Women
- Love Of The Common People
- Loves Gonna Live Here
- Lovin Her Was Easier
- Low Down Freedom
- Luckenbach Texas
- Macarthur Park
- Mamas Dont Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys
- Man Of Constant Sorrow
- May I Borrow Some Sugar From You
- Me And Paul
- Memories Of You And I
- Mental Revenge
- Mississippi Woman
- My Baby Walks All Over Me
- My God And I
- My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
- My Rough And Rowdy Days
- Nashville Bum
- Nashville Rebel
- Never Could Toe The Mark
- No Good For Me
- No Ones Gonna Miss Me
- Nobody Knows
- Now Everybody Knows
- Oklahoma Sunshine
- Old Church Hymns
- Old Five And Dimers
- Old Friend
- Old Timer
- Omaha
- One Good Love
- One Too Many Mornings
- Only Daddy Thatll Walk The Line
- Out Among The Stars
- Out Of Jail
- Outlaw Shit
- Paradise Rose
- People Up In Texas
- Pretend I Never Happened
- Rainy Day Woman
- Reno And Me
- Revelation
- Ride Me Down Easy
- Right For The Time
- Rose In Paradise
- Sally Was A Good Old Girl
- San Francisco Mabel Joy
- Settin Me Up
- Shed Rather Be Homeless
- Shooter
- Silent Partners
- Silver Ribbons
- Singer Of Sad Songs
- Six Strings Away
- Six White Horses
- Slow Rollin Low
- Small Packages
- Smokey On The Front Door
- So Good Woman
- So You Want To Be A Cowboy
- Stop The World And Let Me Off
- Storms Never Last
- Sure Didnt Take Him Long
- Suspicious Minds
- Sweet Caroline
- Take It To The Limit
- Tennessee
- Thatll Be The Day
- Thats The Chance Ill Have To Take
- Thats What You Get For Lovin Me
- The Chokin Kind
- The Dock Of The Bay
- The Door Is Always Open
- The Dukes Of Hazzard Theme
- The Eagle
- The Entertainer
- The Good Ol Nights
- The Last Letter
- The Last One To Leave Seattle
- The Most Sensible Thing
- The Old Mothers Locket Trick
- The One I Sing My Love Songs To
- The Only Daddy Thatll
- The Road
- The Shadow Of Your Distant Friend
- The Taker
- The Wurlitzer Prize
- The Year 2003 Minus 25
- Them Old Love Songs
- They Aint Got Em All
- This Is Getting Funny
- This Time
- This Train
- Till I Gain Control Again
- Time To Bum Again
- Too Close To Call
- Too Dumb For New York
- Trouble Man
- Turn It All Around
- Turn The Page
- Up In Arkansas
- Waking Up With You
- Walk On Out Of My Mind
- Waltz Across Texas
- Wastin Time
- Wave Goodbye To Me
- Waymores Blues
- Wbpt
- We Had It All
- What Bothers Me Most
- What Makes A Man Wander
- Whatever Gets You Through The Night
- Whats Left Of Me
- When I Get Big
- When Sin Stops
- Where Corn Dont Grow
- Where Would I Be Without You
- Which Way Do I Go
- Why Baby Why
- Wild Ones
- Will The Wolf Survive
- Willie The Wandering Gypsy
- Women Do Know How To Carry On
- Workin Cheap
- Working Without A Net
- Write Your Own Songs
- Wrong
- Wurlitzer Prize
- You Ask Me To
- You Asked Me To
- You Can Have Her
- You Dont Mess Around
- You Put The Soul In The Song
- Youll Look For Me
- Youll Never Take Texas Out Of Me
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************** SIX WHITE HORSES ***************
performed by Waylon Jennings.
Verse 1:
E F#m A E
Come here and look through the window Marie
F#m A E
Open up the shutters,tell me what you see
G#m A E
Was that his knock that i heard at the door
F#m D E
Or is it six white horses coming down the road
Verse 2:
E F#m A E
Come here and touch me and say that it's alright
F#m A E
You know that to my eyes the days are as the nights
G#m A E
Read again the letter that tells me where he's gone
F#m D E
To hell with the fighting i want my son home
Verse 3:
E F#m A E
I taught him to fish and i taught him to be strong
F#m A E
I taught him that killing any man was wrong
G#m A E
But tommorrow in battle i'd run to where he stood
F#m D E
If the help of a blind man would do any good
Break (F#).
Verse 4:(a tone higher)
F# G#m B F#
Last night i went to his room for awhile
G#m B F#
I've touched all the things that he used as a child
A#m B F#
I rocked the cradle where he used to lay
G#m E F#
I found his tin soldiers and threw them away
Verse 5:(idem)
F# G#m B F#
Come here and look through the window Marie
G#m B F#
Open up the shutters,tell me what you see
A#m B F#
Was that his knock that i heard at the door
G#m E F#
Or is it six white horses coming up the road
You can play G#m (and the others same way): ||||||
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Thanks to David M. Potter for the lyrics.
Perret Charles-Amir : [email protected]
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
************** SIX WHITE HORSES ***************
performed by Waylon Jennings.
Verse 1:
E F#m A E
Come here and look through the window Marie
F#m A E
Open up the shutters,tell me what you see
G#m A E
Was that his knock that i heard at the door
F#m D E
Or is it six white horses coming down the road
Verse 2:
E F#m A E
Come here and touch me and say that it's alright
F#m A E
You know that to my eyes the days are as the nights
G#m A E
Read again the letter that tells me where he's gone
F#m D E
To hell with the fighting i want my son home
Verse 3:
E F#m A E
I taught him to fish and i taught him to be strong
F#m A E
I taught him that killing any man was wrong
G#m A E
But tommorrow in battle i'd run to where he stood
F#m D E
If the help of a blind man would do any good
Break (F#).
Verse 4:(a tone higher)
F# G#m B F#
Last night i went to his room for awhile
G#m B F#
I've touched all the things that he used as a child
A#m B F#
I rocked the cradle where he used to lay
G#m E F#
I found his tin soldiers and threw them away
Verse 5:(idem)
F# G#m B F#
Come here and look through the window Marie
G#m B F#
Open up the shutters,tell me what you see
A#m B F#
Was that his knock that i heard at the door
G#m E F#
Or is it six white horses coming up the road
You can play G#m (and the others same way): ||||||
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xxxxxx
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Thanks to David M. Potter for the lyrics.
Perret Charles-Amir : [email protected]
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