@dollyparton1674: DOLLY YOUR FANS LOVE YOU MORE THAN YOU THINK Dolly Parton's 9 to 5 and Odd Jobs and "But You Know I Love You" 9 to 5 and Odd Jobs came out on November 17, 1980, on RCA. It followed the title song's huge success and was built as a concept album about working people, mixing Dolly's own writing with a strong set of covers. Critics welcomed its understated pop-country sound as a return to form after her more heavily polished pop records. (9 to 5 and Odd Jobs +2) The album's second single, "But You Know I Love You," is the emotional centre. It's a song about a traveling worker who hates leaving the person they love. Mike Settle wrote it, and it had already been a pop hit for Kenny Rogers & The First Edition and a country hit for Bill Anderson. Dolly's version was released in March 1981 and reached number one on Billboard's country chart that June. One critic called her cover the definitive version, praising the acoustic arrangement that supports her without crowding her, and a bridge where her voice climbs a little higher with each line. #dollyparton#lovesong #uktiktok #oldschool #trend

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