Biography:
Dolly Rebecca Parton (born January 19, 1946 in Sevierville, Tennessee, U.S.) is an American country singer, songwriter, composer, producer, entrepreneur, author and actress.
Parton began performing as a child, singing on local radio and television in East Tennessee. At age 12 she was appearing on Knoxville TV, and at 13, she was recording on a small label and appearing at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. When she graduated from high school in 1964 she moved to Nashville
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Other songs:
- 9 To 5
- Backwoods Barbie
- Carrol County Accident
- Coat Of Many Colors
- Gods Coloring Book
- I Will Always Love You
- Jolene
- The Seeker
- Wildflowers
- Here You Come Again
- 2 Doors Down
- A Better Place To Live
- A Few Old Memories
- Afraid To Love Again
- After The Goldrush
- Always Always
- Apple Jack
- Banks Of The Ohio
- Better Get To Livin
- Blowing In The Wind
- Blue Valley Songbird
- Bubbling Over
- Christmas Without You
- Circle Of Love
- Closer By The Hour
- Coat Of Many Colours
- Comin Home For Christmas
- Coming For To Carry Me Home
- Country Road
- Daddy Was An Old Time Preacher Man
- Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
- Do You Hear The Robins Sing
- Down From Dover
- Down On Music Row
- Drive Me Crazy
- Dumb Blonde
- Eagle When She Flies
- False Eyelashes
- From Here To The Moon And Back
- Fromhere To The Moon And Back
- Girl In The Movies
- Grass Is Blue
- Hard Candy Christmas
- He Rode All The Way To Texas
- He Would Know
- Heartbreak Express
- Heartbreaker
- Hello God
- Here I Am
- Highlight Of My Life
- Hold Me
- Holding On To Nothing
- Home
- How Close They Must Be
- I Believe In Santa Claus
- I Can
- I Couldnt Wait Forever
- I Dreamed Of A Hillbilly Heaven
- I Feel The Blues Movin In
- I Know Youre Married
- I Know Youre Married But I Love You Still
- I Wanna Go Back There
- I Will Forever Hate Roses
- Id Like To Spend Christmas With Santa
- Ill Be Home With Bells On
- Ill Make Your Bed
- Ill Never Say Goodbye
- Im Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes
- Imagine
- In The Ghetto
- In The Meantime
- Islands In The Stream
- Its All Wrong But Its All Right
- Its Too Late To Love Me Now
- Jesus And Gravity
- Joshua
- Just Because Im A Woman
- Just Someone I Used To Know
- Just When I Needed You Most
- Let Love Grow
- Letter To Heaven
- Lifes Like Poetry
- Little Sparrow
- Living On Memories Of You
- Love Is Like A Butterfly
- Mama Say A Prayer
- Marry Me
- Me And Little Andy
- Milwaukee Here I Come
- Mountain Angel
- Mr Sandman
- Mule Skinner Blues
- My Blue Tears
- My Tennessee Mountain Home
- O Little Town Of Bethlehem
- Old Flames
- On The Wings Of A Dove
- Our Rockin Years
- Outside Your Door
- Paradise Road
- Poor Folks Town
- Pure And Simple
- Put A Little Love In Your Heart
- Rocking Years
- Rosewood Casket
- Sacred Memories
- Say Forever Youll Be Mine
- Shine
- Shinola
- Slow Dancing With The Moon
- Smokey Mountain Christmas
- Smoky Mountain Memories
- Somethin Fishy
- Sorrows Tearing Down The House
- Starting Over Again
- Steady As The Rain
- Sugar Hill
- Sweet Music Man
- Tennessee Homesick Blues
- The Bargain Store
- The Fire That Keeps You Warm
- The Grass Is Blue
- The Pain Of Loving You
- The Salt In My Tears
- The Sweetest Gift
- These Old Bones
- Think About Love
- Those Memories Of You
- Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree
- Tie Our Love In
- To Know Him Is To Love Him
- Together You And I
- Tomorrow Is Forever
- Travelin Thru
- Try
- Two Sides To Every Story
- We Irish
- We Used To
- Welcome Home
- Well Get Ahead Someday
- What A Heartache
- When Someone Wants To Leave
- Where Beauty Lives In Memory
- White Limozeen
- Whyd You Come In Here Lookin Like That
- Yellow Roses
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Down on Music Row
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Down on music Row
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I could feel a change a coming
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I left my hometown a humming
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With my ol' guitar a strumming
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Songs that I had wrote
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I was on my way to Nashville
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I just couldn't hardly wait
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Till I could sing my songs
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To the folks on Music Row
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I got into Nashville early
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Sleepy, hungry, tired and dirty
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And on the steps of RCA
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I ate a stale, sweet roll
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In the fountain at the hall of fame
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I washed my face and read the names
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In the walkway of the stars
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Down on Music Row
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Down on Music Row
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I waited there 'till eight o'clock
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When office doors became unlocked
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And to hear the songs I'd wrote
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All them songs that I'd wrote
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If you want to be a star
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That's where you've got to go
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[Chorus]
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Down on Music Row
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Down on music Row
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If you want to be a star
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That's where you've got to go
[Verse 1]
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I could feel a change a coming
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I left my hometown a humming
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With my ol' guitar a strumming
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Songs that I had wrote
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I was on my way to Nashville
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I just couldn't hardly wait
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Till I could sing my songs
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To the folks on Music Row
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I got into Nashville early
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Sleepy, hungry, tired and dirty
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And on the steps of RCA
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I ate a stale, sweet roll
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In the fountain at the hall of fame
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I washed my face and read the names
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In the walkway of the stars
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Down on Music Row
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Down on music Row
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If you want to be a star
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That's where you've got to go
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I waited there 'till eight o'clock
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When office doors became unlocked
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Then I started walking
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Down the streets of Music Row
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Just a walking up and down the street
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Trying to find out who to see
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To help me get on record
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And to hear the songs I'd wrote
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But I found it going rough
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Everyone was all tied up
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They said that I could leave a tape
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But they'd suggest I didn't wait
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'Cause everyone was awful busy
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Down on Music Row
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But I could feel that change a coming
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And I just kept right on a humming
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With my ol' guitar still strumming
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All them songs that I'd wrote
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And then Chet and Bob at RCA
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Well, they listened to my songs that day
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And they both told me that I was on my way
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Down on Music Row
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Down on Music Row
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Down on music Row
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If you want to be a star
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That's where you've got to go
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