Dolly Parton Remember her The late husband, Carl Dean, With a new song.
“Carl and I fell in love when I was 18, and he was 23, and like all great love stories, they never end. They live in memory and in the song, and I dedicate this to him, “the 79 -year -old Parton shared via Instagram on the beginning of Friday, March 7, along with the cover of her new song,” If you haven’t been there. “
The artwork presents a photo of a young Parton and Dean with the singer who wraps her hands around her husband, who is seen wearing a white T -shirt.
The ballad contains emotional texts like, “I wouldn’t be here / if you weren’t there.” On the second verse, Parton sings, “If it wasn’t, right, who would I be? You always see the best of me. “
Terrace declared On Monday, March 3, this Dean died at the age of 82 in Nashville. The family asked for confidentiality while orienting themselves in this “difficult time”.
“Carl and I spent many wonderful years together,” she announced via Instagram. “Words cannot make justice of love that we have shared for more than 60 years. Thank you for your prayers and sympathy. “
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The cause of death has not been revealed, but the statement declares that Dean will be “laid to rest at a private ceremony.” He survived from Parton and his two siblings, Sandra and DonnieS (Thehe Associated Press was the first to report the news.)
On Thursday, March 6, Parton thank fans for their support And she shared how she handles her husband’s death.
“This is a love note for family, friends and fans. Thank you or all the messages, cards and flowers you have sent to give your respect for the loss of my beloved husband Carl, “the singer said in an Instagram statement. “I can’t contact each of you personally, but I just know that it meant the world to me. He is in God’s arms now and I’m fine with that. I will always love you. “
Parton married Dean in 1966, two years after they met outside Washy’s wishes the same day he moved to Nashvil to start his music career.
Over his years as a country star, Parton has written several songs about Dean, including “Tomorrow is forever.” The song was originally released in 1970 for a duet album with WagonerS She diverted the song in 2016. Pure and simple An album focused mainly on love songs.
