I remember as a childI was absolutely wild'Bout some red shoes that my aunt Lucy woreShe would let me stomp aroundIn those high heels up and down'Round the house and 'round the wraparound porchAnd from that moment onI've had a pair of my ownThey make me feel at home and brand newThey build my confidenceAs if they've been heaven sentI feel alone, I'm puttin' on my red shoesI begged mama, "Pretty pleaseFrom the wish book order meA pair of red shoes for my feet", so mama didThrough the years I've thought aboutAunt Lucy's love and think of howSuch little things in life can make or break a kidI believe that every childNeeds to feel a sense of prideAnd someone to love and guide and see them throughSo many miles I've traveledMany times they've come unraveledOn the road, both smooth or gravelBut I've made it through, oohHell and half of GeorgiaOr walkin' through New OrleansWalk the streets of Memphis, bowlin'Stroll around a block or twoAnd if God sees fit to hold meAnyone that's ever known meKnow I'd walk the gold streets onlyIn a pair of red shoesAnd if I ever get to heavenIf I ever get to heavenIf I ever get to heavenAnd Lord, I hope I doI will walk the streets of gloryI will walk the streets of gloryI will tell my Lucy storyAnd walk with her in red shoes
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Dolly Rebecca Parton (Pittman Center, Tennessee, 19 de enero de 1946-Nashville, Tennessee, 25 de agosto de 2026)fue una cantante, compositora, actriz, productora, escritora, filántropa y empresaria estadounidense. Es considerada como una de las mejores…
