Dolly parton she remembers her late husband, Carl Dean, With a new song.
“Carl and I fell in love when I was 18 and 23 years old, and like all the great love stories, they never end. They live in the memory and the song, and I dedicate this, “Parton, 79, shared on Instagram at the beginning of Friday, March 7, along with the cover of their new song,” If you have you not not there “.
The work of art presents a photograph of a young part and dean with the singer who wraps his arms around her husband, who looks like a white shirt.
The ballad contains emotional letters such as “would not be here / if there were no state”. In the second stanza, Parton sings: “If you had not been, well, who would it be? You always see the best of me.”
Share announced On Monday, March 3, Dean had died at the age of 82 in Nashville. The family has requested privacy as they sail for this “difficult time”.
“Carl and I spent many wonderful years together,” he announced through Instagram. “Words cannot do justice with the love we shared for more than 60 years. Thank you for your sentences and sympathy. “”
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A cause of death was not revealed, but the statement stated that Dean would be “relaxed in a private ceremony.” Is survived by Parton and his two brothers, Sandra and Donnie. (The Associated press was the first to report the news.)
On Thursday, March 6, Parton thanked the fans for their support And she shared how she is facing the death of her husband.
“This is a love note for family, friends and fans. Thanks or all the messages, cards and flowers you sent to respect the loss of my dear husband Carl,” the singer shared in an Instagram statement. “I can’t contact each of you personally, but I just know that the world has meant for me. Now it’s in God’s arms and I’m fine with that. I will always love you.”
Parton married Dean in 1966, two years after they were outside the Wisy Washy Lauldromat on the same day that he moved to Nashville to begin his music career.
Throughout his years as the star of the country, Parton wrote several songs about Dean, including “Tomorrow is Forever”. The song was originally premiered in 1970 for a duet album with Porter Wagoner. Re -registered the song in 2016 Pure and simple Album, focused mainly on love songs.