by Dolly Parton on album Miscellaneous

Dolly Parton Miscellaneous These Old Bones Writer Dolly Parton These old bones will tell your story These old bones will never lie These old bones will tell you surely What you

by Dolly Parton on album Miscellaneous

Dolly Parton Miscellaneous When The Sun Goes Down Tomorrow Thumbing for a ride by the edge of the road With a brown paper bag to hold my clothes But tonight i'm going home where i belong If the goo

by Dolly Parton on album Miscellaneous

Dolly Parton Miscellaneous Run That By Me One More Time Duet with Porter Wagoner Writer Dolly Parton Copyright 1970 Run that by me one more time to make sure that I heard you right

by Dolly Parton on album Just The Way I Am

Dolly Parton Just The Way I Am My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy From a shack by a mountain stream To a room in new orleans So far from my blue ridge mountain home The men i meet ain't warm and friendly

by Dolly Parton on album Greatest Hits

Dolly Parton Greatest Hits Appalachian Memories You oughta go north somebody told us ‘cause the air is filled with gold dust And fortune falls like snow flakes in your hands Now i don’t recall

by Dolly Parton on album I Will Always Love You

Dolly Parton I Will Always Love You To Daddy Momma never seemed to miss the finer things in life If she did, she never did say so to daddy She never wanted to be more than mother and a wife If she

by Dolly Parton on album Miscellaneous

Dolly Parton Miscellaneous Kentucky Gambler He wanted more from like Than four kids and a wife And a job in the dark kentucky mines A twenty-acre farm With a shacky house and barn That's all he h

by Dolly Parton on album Miscellaneous

Dolly Parton Miscellaneous Daddy's Moonshine Still Folks say my daddy wasn't much of a man For disobeying the laws of the land Folks say that my daddy wasn't fit to kill Oh and I know it was tru

by Dolly Parton on album Dolly, Dolly, Dolly

Momma moved out Daddy sold the house They split up the money And went on their way And all the king's horses And all the king's men Couldn't put mommy and daddy back together again Chorus: Starting o

by Dolly Parton on album Vol. 2-essential

Dolly Parton Vol. 2-essential Joshua Well a good ways down the railroad track There was this little old rundown shack And in it lived a man i'd never seen Folks said he was a mean and a vicious man

by Dolly Parton on album Miscellaneous

Dolly Parton Miscellaneous Little Blossom Oh dear i'm so tired and so lonesome I wonder why mommy don't come She told me to shut up my blue eyes And before i woke up she'd be home She said she w

by Dolly Parton on album Miscellaneous

Dolly Parton Miscellaneous Better Part Of Life We're all together once again For the first time in i don't know when We were so close once upon a time There were five of us kids at home Two girls,

by Dolly Parton on album Hungry Again

Dolly Parton Hungry Again Blue Valley Songbird She was born in a place called blue valley At the foot of the tennessee hills With the blue birds and blue bells And blue mountain water And the soun

by Dolly Parton on album Miscellaneous

Dolly Parton Miscellaneous Walter Henry Hagan Walter, walter henry I say walter henry hagan You done gone and broke my heart Walter, walter henry You know that i believed you When you swore we'd

by Dolly Parton on album Country Classics

(Dolly Parton) We might have slept in a rail yard or camped by the river bank We fed ourselves from the fruit of the land and quenched our thirst with rain We never did allow no roots to grow beneath

by Dolly Parton on album Miscellaneous

Dolly Parton Miscellaneous Down From Dover I know this dress i'm wearing doesn't hide the secret i have tried concealing When he left he promised me that he'd be back by the time it was revealing Th

by Dolly Parton on album Dolly

New york city ain't no kind of place For a country girl with a friendly face If you smile people look at you funny They take it wrong The greenest state in the land of the free And the home of the gra

by Dolly Parton on album Dolly

New york city ain't no kind of place For a country girl with a friendly face If you smile people look at you funny They take it wrong The greenest state in the land of the free And the home of the gra

by Dolly Parton on album Dolly

New york city ain't no kind of place For a country girl with a friendly face If you smile people look at you funny They take it wrong The greenest state in the land of the free And the home of the gra

by Dolly Parton on album Dolly

Momma moved out Daddy sold the house They split up the money And went on their way And all the king's horses And all the king's men Couldn't put mommy and daddy back together again Chorus: Starting o