Strong Like Dolly
from What You Got (You Got To Lose) by Dai Price
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lyrics
To pick out my clothes
A brother or a sister
To help carry this load (carry this load)
And I know
From my head down to my toes
I could never be strong like Dolly
Dolly's been a rock to me
I wish I had someone
To comb out my hair
And never ever ask me
What the hell's going on downstairs
It's the whole truth
That caught me unawares
I could never be strong like Dolly
Dolly's been a rock to me
In a thousand years or so
Will you still be good as new?
if the world is dark and cold
We're going to make our way through
I wish I had someone
Back from the dead
I'd take some of your good years
And let them live them on out instead
Remember to thank her
For our daily bread
I could never be strong like Dolly
Dolly's been a rock to me
credits
Written, produced and mixed by Dai Price. Recorded at Just Peachy studio in London. Mastered by Jeffrey De Gans at Da Goose studio. Musicians: Dai Price (vocals, various instruments), Al Dunn (piano)
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Dai & The Ramblers include Dai Price on guitar and vocals, Alan Dunn on accordion, Rupert Gillett on double bass and Bob Loveday on fiddle.
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Nov 2022 -
Oct 2017 -
Jan 2014
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