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Tears for the Dying Debuts the Video for Their Dreamy Reimagining of Dolly Parton's "Jolene" — Post-Punk.com

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Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene Please don’t take her even though you can. Dolly Parton’s enduring classic, “Jolene,” has long radiated a certain poignant charm despite its somewhat upbeat arrangement—each lyrical plea teeming with yearning and unspoken anxiety. Beneath its iconic country twang lies an emotional core of profound insecurity, an anxious refrain repeated like prayer. With trembling vulnerability, Parton’s original documents the razo…

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Tears for the Dying Debuts the Video for Their Dreamy Reimagining of Dolly Parton's "Jolene" — Post-Punk.com

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Flagpole Premieres: Tears for the Dying's "Jolene" Music Video and Q&A

Athens death rockers Tears for the Dying take Dolly Parton’s forlorn country hit “Jolene” into darker, gothic territory with their new cover and music video. The song has personal significance for singer and guitarist Adria Stembridge, whose uncle, Chip Young, played the iconic finger-plucked guitar parts on Parton’s original recording. Flagpole: Can you tell us more about your Uncle Chip and his musical background? Were you two close, and did h…

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