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Dolly Parton - The RCA Years 1967–1986 - Appalachian Memories
The RCA Years 1967–1986
Disc 1
01. The Letter
02. Mule Skinner Blues
03. Put It Off Until Tomorrow
04. My Tennessee Mountain Home
05. In The Good Old Days (When Times Where Bad)
06. Coat of Many Colors
07. My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy
08. Just Because I'm a Woman
09. Jolene
10. Down From Dover
11. The Last One to Touch Me
12. Daddy Come and Get Me
13. My Blue Tears
14. Kentucky Gambler
15. I Will Always Love You
Disc 2
01. The Seeker
02. Love Is Like a Butterfly
03. Touch Your Woman
04. The Bargain Store
05. Making Plans
06. Light of a Clear Blue Morning
07. 9 to 5
08. Appalachian Memories
09. Here You Come Again
10. Single Women
11. Hard Candy Christmas
12. Baby I'm Burning
13. Heartbreaker
14. Islands in the Stream
15. Tennessee Homesick Blues
You oughta go north somebody told us
'Cause the air is filled with gold dust
And fortune falls like snow flakes in your hands
Now I don't recall you said it

But we'd lived so long on credit
And so we headed out to find our promised land
Just poor Appalachian farm folk
With nothing more than high hopes

We hitched our station wagon to a star
But our dreams all fell in on us
'Cause there was no land of promise
And it's a stuggle keepin' sight of who you are

Oh and these northern nights are dreary
And my southern heart is weary
I wonder how the old folks are back home
But I'll keep leanin' on sweet Jesus
I know He'll love and guide and lead us
Appalachian memories keep me strong

Ya know I've been thinkin' a whole lot lately
About what's been and what awaits me
It takes all I've got to give what life demands
You go insane if you give in to it

Life's a mill and I've been through it
I'm just thankful I'm creative with my hands

Oh and these northern nights are dreary
And my southern eyes are teary
Don't I wonder how the old folks are back home
But I'll keep leanin' on my Jesus
I know he'll love and guide and lead us
Appalachian memories keep me strong

I'll keep lookin' to the Father
Keep our heads above the water
Appalachian memories keep me strong