RIP Loretta Lynn
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This one makes my brown eyes blue.
Queen of Country Music. Her and her hubby enjoyed a rather tumultuous relationship. I'm not sure our nation can take any more.
Good night, sweet princess.
Good night, sweet princess.
Cut down in the prime of her life like Queen Elizabeth. Sad.
Meh. Goodbye, or something.
Loretta was a badass. Not one to beg some hussy named Jolene to stay away from her man. Instead:
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Was in court for a couple days in Pikeville and we had short last day and I asked the CSO what sights were around and he named a few off and said 30 minutes from here is the birthplace of Loretta Lynn still as it was and they give tours. Then he said I would do go today because it’s was pouring the rain and you’ll never get up that holler in this kind of rain. That’s when I found out everything ain’t blacktopped or concrete down there 
This is why I loved that woman. She was a fighter and not a wall flower. Tough. I had a crush on her and another Kentucky girl, Skeeter Davis, when I first heard both of them. Kentucky has produced the best of the best and she was right there at the top.
RIP Loretta Lynn and RIP Skeeter Davis. We miss you but thankfully we have your music.
Do you have no respect. A Kentucky legend should not be ridiculed.Queen of Country Music. Her and her hubby enjoyed a rather tumultuous relationship. I'm not sure our nation can take any more.
Good night, sweet princess.
You’ll never leave Harlan alive…
But you are from Kentucky. Southeast Kentucky. You should have a higher standard.
Mount Rushmore of Female Country Artists: Maybelle Carter, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton and Patsy Cline, in that order.
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I can't link it from work but "You're the reason our kids are ugly" by Loretta and Conway makes me laugh every time I hear it.
Wife and I saw her at The Louisville Palace about 7 or 8 years ago, voice still strong as ever even though she sat on a stool for a portion of the show, timeless music and always proud to be a Kentucky Girl...
Sawnee, I met Loretta, her and Aunt Skeeter were dear friends. Loretta was a kind, lovely woman.
I’m not familiar with her music career but I loved her movies from the late 80s - early 90s.
