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(Frieda Parton/Mark Andersen) You may not know me now. But I have been around. You'll never see my name on any pages I'm just the common man. The fool who understands. The pain you go through. Wh
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(Bill Owens) I'm running out of love and I'm running out of patience. You seem to get worse every day. I'm running out of love, better learn to resist temptation. Or someday you'll wake up and I'll
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He's got a way of walkin'. He's got a way of talkin'. A way to fascinate me all the time. And he's got a way with women. A way to keep my head a swimmin'. He's got away too many times. Chorus Oo
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(Dolly Parton/Dorothy Jo Hope) In this mental institution, lookin' out through these iron bars. How could he put me in here, how could he go that far. Yes I need help but not this kind, he didn't
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There's a bit of magic in a simple little smile. Something that just makes life seem a little more worthwhile. And there's a world of meaning in the touch of someone's hand. A gentle touch that let
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Song Hey, Lucky Lady - Dolly Parton. Lucky lady, lucky lady, I was once the lucky lady. I was happy with my baby, I was such a lucky lady. Hey, lucky lady, lucky lady, you are now the lucky lady. Are
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I woke up this morning in a strange place. I looked into the mirror at a strange face. Then I looked for you but you could not be found. And then I felt the lonely comin' down. I walked across the
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(Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton) Tonight all is quiet in Mission Chapel. And the music, like his love, has died away. And I'm standing in the middle of these memories. Mission Chapel memories of
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Before you make up your mind to leave me. Before you make up your mind to walk out the door. Before you telle me that it's all over. Let me say what I have to say it won't take me all day. And if
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Song Heartbreaker - Dolly Parton. Here I sit all alone, thinkin' 'bout what I should have known. You made me think that I could need you. You weaved your magic spell and I believed you. Lookin back
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(Dolly Parton) She's been there, God knows, she's been there. She has seen and done it all. She's a woman, she know how to. Dish it out or take it all. Her heart's as soft as feathers. Still she
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Oh Lord my God when I in awesome wonder. Consider all the worlds Thy hands have made. Now I see the stars and I hear the rolling thunder. Thy art throughout the universe displayed Then sings my sou
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That's the way love is you have to love and learn. I've lost again but can't I win these tears that I cried make my eyes burn. Each new love I'd find turns out to deepen the wrong time. And it look
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The only way out. Is to walk over me So you found someone else. And you're going to leave. Did she tell you, "I don't love you"?. Did you really believe?. On the floor, by the door. I'll be down
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Today as I was walking. In the fields just down the way. I sat down on a fallen log. To pass the time away. And as I looked around me. The more that I did look. The more I realize that I am view
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(Dolly Parton) The man I loved ran a salesman route. Selling goods from house to house. Now I knew my mama would never stand. For me stepping out with no traveling man. Mama bought things that he
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I hoped I wouldn't miss you long. But I still can't believe you're gone. And I still miss you just as much as always. I hoped I'd get you off my mind. It's been a long time but I find. That I sti
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We'd get up before sun-up to get the work done up. We'd work in the fields till the sun had gone down. We've stood and we've cried as we have bristly watched. A hailstorm a' beatin' our crops to th
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(Dolly Parton) 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. And you better
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(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
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I am a seeker, a poor sinful creature. There is no weaker than I am. I am a seeker, you are a teacher. You are a reacher, so reach down Won't you reach out and lead me. Guide me and keep me. In t
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Spoken. This is the first letter that I wrote back home to Momma and Daddy a few days after I'd moved to Nashville. . June 2, 1964. Nashville, Tennessee. . Dear Momma and Daddy,. . I hope this
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(Dolly Parton) I try hard to forget you and the love I once shared with you. But my mind won't let forgetfulness come in. There's no use in pretending. The hurt is just beginning. Just when I
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Someone else's arms will hold you my darling baby girl. I'll never get to see the child I've brought into this world. Because I made one mistake folks say that I'm bad. But they just don't understa
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Oh you said you were my baby. Now I know that you're my baby. But it seems to be you got roamin' eyes. If you wanna be my baby. Then you gotta be my baby. You can't keep your finger in two differ
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Song Baby I'm Burnin' - Dolly Parton. You look at me that way . I know what your eyes say . Your eyes reflect love and desire . I see that you need me . I need you to please me . You touch me and set
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Well I met an old man walkin' down the street. His clothes were torn and tattered. With sandals on his feet. And I stopped to help him, and lend him a hand. He said, "I love you so much". But you
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(Dolly Parton) Fly away from my window little blue bird. Fly as far as you can away from here. And let not your song fall upon my ear. Go spread your blue wings and I'll shed my blue tears. For
