Dolly Parton's First Posthumous Track 'Bound to Ride' Released Two Weeks After Death at 80

Dolly Parton's First Posthumous Track 'Bound to Ride' Released Two Weeks After Death at 80

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Here’s my advice: don’t listen to ‘Bound To Ride’ on a Tuesday at your desk. Crank it in the car with the windows down. Sing it badly. Laugh at the lyrics. Because Dolly didn’t make music for perfect moments—she made music for real ones.

Dolly Parton’s First Posthumous Song ‘Bound to Ride’ Arrives 2 WeeksDolly Parton’s First Posthumous Song ‘Bound to Ride’ Arrives 2 Weeks

The song even includes a little spoken line where she chuckles and says, “Well, I guess I’m just a wanderer…” It’s so real, you’ll swear she’s sitting next to you in the passenger seat. And honestly? She kind of is.

Why This Should Make You Smile

This release proves something wonderful: you can go out swinging. Dolly didn’t leave us crying; she left us dancing. She turned a final track into a party invitation. And the guest list? It includes everyone—no exceptions.

Dolly Parton's first posthumous song is released... two weeks after herDolly Parton's first posthumous song is released... two weeks after her

So if you’ve been feeling a little stuck lately, if the world feels heavy, put this song on. Let Dolly be your backseat driver. She’ll remind you that the road is always open—even when you think the trip is over.

加藤 愛美
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