I Saw The Light

Wynonna Judd · Collection [1997]

I laid a red rose

On your front porch

And wrote 'I love you' on a note

I rang the doorbell

And turned to go

Baby when the curtains moved

I couldn't believe the view



I saw the light in your window tonight

And I saw two shadows holding each other tight

I know the truth

When I look in your eyes

I saw the light in your window tonight



So take your cheating hands off my red dress

'Cause I ain't wearing this thing for you

I see you clearly now

And your lies too

They say that love is blind

Baby not this time



I saw the light in your window tonight

And I saw two shadows holding each other tight

I know the truth when I look in your eyes

I saw the light in your window tonight



Why baby why

Should I listen to you

I cry baby cry

Now I'm walking out the door



They say that love is blind

Well baby not this time



I saw the light in your window tonight

And I saw two shadows holding each other tight

I know the truth when I look in your eyes

I saw the light in your window tonight



I know the truth when I look in your eyes

I saw the light in your window tonight

I Saw The Light

Wynonna Judd's 'I Saw The Light' stands as a defining track from her 1997 album Collection, showcasing her signature blend of country storytelling and emotional depth. Recorded during a pivotal era in her career, the song reflects her ability to craft narratives that resonate with personal vulnerability and universal themes of hope. As part of her extensive discography, this recording exemplifies the polished production and vocal clarity that characterized her work in the late 1990s. The track remains a staple of her catalog, illustrating how Judd successfully transitioned into a major pop-country force while maintaining her roots in traditional country music. Its enduring appeal lies in its melodic structure and Judd's emotive delivery, which continues to attract new listeners and reaffirm her status as a respected artist in the genre.