Lyrics:
(Dolly Parton)
Many years you have lingered around my cabin door
Oh hard times come again no more
Oh hard times come again no more
Oh hush a bye
here comes Dolly Parton. What is she doing in this song?
She's only a prisoner of a wig.
Get out of here Dolly, you don't belong.
No offense.
Oh
(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
Over and over and over again
I just keep doing this trying to win
What am I doing they asking me when
The album come out
It got pushed back again
My
(Dolly Parton)
This is not at all like me
I never thought that I could be
So over-come by any one like this
But you caught me by surprise
Caught
(Dolly Parton)
This is not at all like me
I never thought that I could be
So over-come by any one like this
But you caught me by surprise
Caught
a picture on the wall
That looks a lot like Dolly Parton
(Oh buddy, Dolly's lookin a lil fine ain't she)
When I drink whiskey
It's the truth that I'm lying
(Dolly Parton)
I've tried and I've tried for so long to please you
Gave you every bit of my time
Gave you everything I could possibly give you
My
(Dolly Parton)
Here I am, oh here I am, here I am
If you need a love that's true
Need someone to stand by you
Here I am, oh here I am, here I am
(Dolly Parton/Bill Owens)
You lied to me
I can't believe
That I've been such a fool
I thought this time
I might find
Someone who would play by
(Dolly Parton)
There will come a day when sorrow fades away,
And anguish and heartache shall ease,
No mothers cryin', no soldiers dyin',
(Dolly Parton)
Sometimes he gets crazy as men are known to do
He'll lose his head in spite of everything he stands to lose
What is it in a man
(Dolly Parton)
Spent all my money on everyone else
Why I just kept handing it out right and left
They didn't appreciate none of my help
I have
(Dolly Parton)
Beauty is a rare perfume
Precious, yet doesn't last long
Youth is but a playful breeze
That blows our way once then moves on
Love
(Dolly Parton)
Dr. Robert F. Thomas
May his name forever stand
Dr. Robert F. Thomas
Was a mighty, mighty man
And he enriched the lives
(Dolly Parton)
I couldn't believe it the day that you left
Cleaned out your closet, cleared off your shelves
Loaded your car and you drove out
to Lefrac
I'm a simple man like Chance de Gardner
I'm working nine to five, Dolly Parton
I got rhymes for jerks that's bringing on drama
Which rhyme you want
(Dolly Parton)
Pretty as an angel from the day that she was born
Skin as fair as Lily's hair, as golden as the corn
They knew that she was special
a hip hop scholar while you're left back
So Jeckle and Rush go back to Lefrac
I'm a simple man like Chance Gardner
Working 9 to 5 Dolly Parton
Got
(Dolly Parton)
Your love is like a gentle breeze
That's always blowin' over me
I know you're all I'll ever need
In each and every way
You're
(Dolly Parton)
In my home town of Blackie, Kentucky
He came passin' through one dark, gloomy day
And I considered myself as lucky
When he told me
the devil wear a leopard coat
Back when Johnny Carson was
Dicking down Dolly Parton
Bang your pardon this my third life
I'm parking on the turnpikes
Searching
of wonderful things
Come with us, Dolly
I will, Irene, I will!
Before the parade passes by
I'm gonna go and taste Saturday's high life
Before the parade
(Dolly Parton)
Beauty is a rare perfume
Precious, yet doesn't last long
Youth is but a playful breeze
That blows our way once then moves on
Love
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