Loretta Lynn Lyrics


Loretta Lynn was born in Butcher Hollow, KY, on April 14,
1934. The second of eight children born to Ted and Clara
Webb, Loretta was welcomed with open arms by the young
couple. With her parents blessing and encouragement, young
Loretta soon found her voice and a place where it would be
appreciated. During the first twelve years of her life, she
sang in churches and at a variety of local concerts.

At age thirteen, Loretta married Oliver "Mooney" Lynn.
Within the first few months of marriage, Mooney and
Loretta's brother, Jay Lee More...






Submit Loretta Lynn New Lyrics


Submit Loretta Lynn New Lyrics




Review about Loretta Lynn songs
last line of the song | Reviewer: michelle
    ------ About the song Coal Miner's Daughter performed by Loretta Lynn

The last line of THIS version, the first word is abbreviated, not the word EXCEPT, but the abbreviation, "CEPT". In addition, in her autobiography, Loretta says that she actually wrote 19 verses to this song--WHERE ARE THEY???

Red White And Blue | Reviewer: Renee
    ------ About the song Red White And Blue performed by Loretta Lynn

Red comes from my Grandpa, he's an all American Brave.
White come from my Grandma, she's a red-headed Irish maid.
The blue come from the man I love, 'cause this boy said I do.
That leaves me a mixed-up with the red, white and blue.
is wrong It starts of with Im Red White and Blue I oo i oo i oo and freckled of it too I oo And also: That leaves me a Mixed Up BREED of Red white and blue. aND i BELIEVE ALSO THAT ITS HE LIED CAUSE BABY DO I OO aND ITS NOT PROUD OF IT TO ITS FRECKELED OF IT TOO

Woman Enough | Reviewer: val
    ------ About the song You Ain't Woman Enough performed by Loretta Lynn

Woman Enough. That is real 'fightin talk' Mrs Lynn. I have great respect for you staying with a man who 'stepped out' on you a lot. I for one 'stepped out' on my ex-husband by divorcing him, because I liked myself more than I liked him.

Question about missing lyrics | Reviewer: Norm Pilch
    ------ About the song Coal Miner's Daughter performed by Loretta Lynn

Ben Kingsley on "Country Top 40" mentions three stanzas of "Coal Miner's Daughter" that weren't used on Loretta Lynn's recording. One concerned floods, a second "hog killing," and a third decsribed the inside of the cabin. How can I get a copy of those stanzas?

Thanks,

Norm Pilch

Small things | Reviewer: Mark O'Neill
    ------ About the song Satin Sheets performed by Loretta Lynn

I think the last lines of the refrain should be:

Big long Cadillacs,
Tailor-mades upon my back.
But still I want you to set me free.

Lyrics Corrections | Reviewer: Anonymous
    ------ About the song Standing Room Only performed by Loretta Lynn

Here's where you can hear the music: http://members.aol.com/war4head/Page33.html . Below are the correct words; I got them from another source but corrected a few things. I'd just replace the words. (I saw a cheer // tear ...) There is punctuation in the below words, as well. I've toyed with singing it, so added a few punctuation/breath marks. God bless!
Duane
Minnesota

Trying to find it | Reviewer: Karaoke Mike
    ------ About the song You're The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly performed by Loretta Lynn

Tyring to find it

one's on the way | Reviewer: cathy
    ------ About the song Ones On The Way performed by Loretta Lynn

just need the lyrics. I want to send to my son via email. They have just found out they are going to have a baby. Thank you!!!

I love you | Reviewer: Beth DeMoss
    ------ About the song You Ain't Woman Enough performed by Loretta Lynn

I wish I could meet you Mrs.Lynn I have listened to you all my
life my grandmother has Coal Miners Daughter I really like that
movie

Have we learned nothing | Reviewer: prcmd
    ------ About the song Indian Lake performed by Loretta Lynn

I have been haunted by this song since vacationing in the Rockies and I don't know why. These are possibly the most insipid lyrics of the 20th century and the final blow-I believe-to the destruction of most Native American tribes that began in the 19th century. Nothing about the lyrics speaks of Indian culture, but we are beckoned to live...yes, to canoe, like the Indians do. The intellectual conceit is to revere Indians, as if they were all the same, the identical conceit that led to the slaughter and forced exodus of many tribes. And the music is just as devious, cute motifs matched by the cute voices of a flower childoid group that tried to rival the Partridge Family. These were the sort of groups that sexually uptight nativists who forgot they they too were immigrants loved to listen to, hoping that these vibes would eradicate the "jungle" sounds escaping from the ghettos of America. I have an idea about how to destroy the song. Substitute your favorite cultural group that you revere. This idea borrows from Mel Brooks idea that creating a comedy about Hitler was the best way to scorn his evil dominion. I vote for Jewish lake, since that's my culture. But to stay consistent with the melodic line, pronounce it Jew-ew-ish Lake. Don't we all want to canoe like the Jews do?




You could review Loretta Lynn in Biography page
You could review Loretta Lynn album by visiting Album page
You could review Loretta Lynn song by clicking the song which you like






Recommend the artist to your friends.