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Dolly Parton Gets a Wee Bit Gay

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Everyone’s favourite honey-voiced fairy queen Dolly Parton has announced that she may soon be working on a new album

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Parton made the following comments at a press release towards the end of her Blue Smoke tour, in which she discussed her latest musical inspiration:

“”At some point I would like to do a dance record and I have several songs that are very positive towards the gay community,” Parton said.

“I have a song called ‘Just A Wee Bit Gay’. It’s a great little dance tune, it’s funny and it’s got a lot of comic in it.

“I do write a lot of songs along those lines with people that are different and are just themselves.”

 

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