Dolly Parton Has One Last Song Buried in a Time Capsule: ‘My Place In History’
Dolly Parton's posthumous gift to fans will be a 20-year wait for a song she's already recorded.
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What is the title of Dolly Parton's final song?
'My Place In History'
When will Dolly Parton's final song be released?
2046
Where is Dolly Parton's final song stored?
A time capsule
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Dolly Parton's fans will have to wait until 2046 to hear her final song. The country music legend has recorded a track titled 'My Place In History' that will be released posthumously. The song is part of Parton's plan to keep releasing music even after her death. The song is buried in a time capsule, according to Variety.
Coverage does not yet specify where the time capsule is located or who will be responsible for its release. The revelation comes from a journalist, according to NewsNation. The song is described as a 'present' for future generations. The timing of the release is the most surprising aspect of the announcement.
Parton's fans will have to wait until 2046 to hear the song, according to WKRN News 2. The delay raises questions about the significance of the song and why Parton chose to wait so long to release it.
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Coverage (8)
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Dolly Parton’s final gift to arrive in 20 yearsaleteia.org · 47d ago
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Dolly Parton recorded a secret song that won't be released until 2045USA Today · 47d ago
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Dolly Parton recorded a secret song to be released after her deathAtlanta News First · 47d ago
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Dolly Parton leaves ‘present’ for future generations: JournalistNewsNation · 47d ago
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Dolly Parton secret song won’t be heard until 2046WKRN News 2 · 47d ago
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Inside Dolly Parton’s Plan to Keep Releasing Music ‘Forever’People.com · 47d ago
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We Won’t Hear Dolly Parton’s Secret Song for a Very Long TimeYahoo · 47d ago
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