Dolly Parton playing a song she wrote for Johnny Carson (1979)
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Dolly is a national treasure!!
I have nothing bad to say about this.
there are two kinds of people in the world – people who love Dolly, and people who have never seen her or heard her sing
What a human! They don’t make them like that anymore. Or maybe our attention is now structured in such a way that a person of this caliber could no longer thrive.
I can’t think of anyone nearly as beautiful, thoughtful, good-natured, and talented in modern life.
I feel bad that for 30 years, she was the bit of jokes for her body and reduced sexually like that.
Dolly is the gold standard of talent!
Goddess
I am figuratively standing up to applaud
Great song!