Fare thee well, Dolly
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Which is exactly how they wanted it.
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That's because you're British.
I don't think that's why. I never saw her husband mentioned either, maybe once around the time that he passed away, and then again now as her passing has led to many articles about her.
They were very private, so it's not surprising that @andyd and others (me) never saw Dolly's husband mentioned.
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Same as @shirokuro here.
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That's because you're British.
I don't think that's why. I never saw her husband mentioned either, maybe once around the time that he passed away, and then again now as her passing has led to many articles about her.
They were very private, so it's not surprising that @andyd and others (me) never saw Dolly's husband mentioned.
That's because you're British.
I don't think that's why. I never saw her husband mentioned either, maybe once around the time that he passed away, and then again now as her passing has led to many articles about her.
They were very private, so it's not surprising that @andyd and others (me) never saw Dolly's husband mentioned.
I was joking!
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Link to videoThe legendary voice of Dolly Parton is back for one last rodeo, months after her death.
U2 released their 16th studio album Friday, “Carnaval de Luz” (“Carnival of Light”), which ends with the song “Torn,” a duet between the Irish rock band’s lead singer, Bono, and Parton.
https://www.cnn.com/2026/11/13/entertainment/dolly-parton-u2-torn-released-intl-scli
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