

I've been reading Loretta Lynn's first autobiography Coal Miner's Daughter
That also prompted me to hunt down Loretta's music and in doing so I discovered one album that she recorded with Dolly Parton, a huge favorite of mine, and Tammy Wynette. The album I'm talking about is Honky Tonk Angels


Now we all know I listen to everything, but with country I'm selective and old time country isn't really high on my list of listening material, but this album is so pretty. I particularly loved Silver Threads & Golden Needles, but when I heard Let Her Fly I burst into tears. It was such a beautiful and sad song, and it made me think of Grandma and that alone usually prompts a flood of tears. I miss grandma terribly.
Go ahead and listen to Let Her Cry and you'll understand what I mean.
Let Her Fly - Dolly Parton;Tammy Wynette;Loretta Lynn
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